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MikeTamoush
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2 years ago
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Performing Multiplication in Jinja for Pipelines

I am trying to set a field to

[MyField] * .68

I tried this:

{{a.MyField  .68}} but that syntax wont even save. I also tried {{My.Field}}*.68. This saves, but produces an error when the pipeline runs. I know I could make a field in my Trigger table that does this calculation, but I would rather learn how to multiply in Jinja!



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  • DougHenning1's avatar
    DougHenning1
    2 years ago

    Round to 2 decimals: {{ "%.02f" | format(MyField * 0.68) }}



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    ShaneMiller1
    Qrew Cadet
    2 years ago

    Assuming that [MyField] is a variable in your Jinja2 template that contains a numeric value, you can use the following expression to multiply it by 0.68:

    

    {{ MyField * 0.68 }}

    This expression multiplies the value of [MyField] by 0.68 and returns the result as a new value. The result will be a float value if [MyField] is a float, or an integer value if [MyField] is an integer.



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    • MikeTamoush's avatar
      MikeTamoush
      Qrew Commander
      2 years ago

      I mistyped in my post. I should have said I tried {{MyField * .68}} and it would not work. 

      However, {{MyField * 0.68}} DOES work! Thank you! Turns out that leading zero is important.



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      • MikeTamoush's avatar
        MikeTamoush
        Qrew Commander
        2 years ago

        Any idea the syntax to round the number to 2 decimals?

        I tried {{MyField * 0.68 | round(2) }} but this did not work. 

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  • ShaneMiller1's avatar
    ShaneMiller1
    Qrew Cadet
    2 years ago

    Just to elaborate, you would drag your [MyField] field from the pre-populated list on the right side into the field that you want the calculation to occur in. This will automatically format the field name for you by putting the appropriate step number a. or b. etc along with the {{ }} in the correct position



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