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QuickBaseCoachD
7 years agoQrew Captain
Perhaps you mean this for the formula for [Field E]
var number X = ([Field B] - [Field D]) * 1000;
[Field A] * $X
var number X = ([Field B] - [Field D]) * 1000;
[Field A] * $X
- ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeThank you for quick answer,
actually I want that B-d = .4 than to considered 3 points to multiply A
if B-D= .5 then to considered 5 points multiply by A
if B-D= .35 then to considered only points 2 multiply By A
if B-D= .6 then to considered points 7 multiply By A
.35=1
.4= 3
.5= 5
.6= 7
I want to make a relation between result and the points. I want to autofilled - QuickBaseCoachD7 years agoQrew CaptainDid you try the formula I suggested?
Please try the formula and if it is not working how you want please tell me the result is giving and the result you expected. - ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeIt worked but I want to give like a preset value for the points, perhaps I need to work to steps.
Field E which convert result from B-d. When ever I get .4% I want 3, when ever I get .6% I get 7 and so on.
And then another field lets say F, which multply Field A times Field E - QuickBaseCoachD7 years agoQrew CaptainIf you want to make a field for the points called [Points], then use
([Field B] - [Field D]) * 1000;
The then field for the final results would be
[Points] * [Field A] - ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeHi again Coach,
I tried to use this formula but it seems I am writing something wrong.
If([Cuota]=".35",1, [Cuota]=".6", 7)
where cuota is field B= .35 should come to 1 point, if cuota .6 then should come to 7 points.
I get this message
The expression [Cuota] on the left hand side of the operator "=" is of type number while the expression ".35" on the right hand side is of type text. The operator "=" cannot be used with these types of expressions.
You may need to do one of the following to fix the problem:- Add a type conversion function.
- Choose a different operator.
- QuickBaseCoachD7 years agoQrew Captaintry this
If(
[Cuota] = .35,1,
[Cuota]= .6, 7) - ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeThank you coach, it worked perfect.
Have nice day. - ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeHi again Coach,
Is it posible to have a range instead of a number? I tried this formula but think wrote it wrong. If between .001 and .00348 then have 1
If([Cuota]>=0.001,[Cuota]<=0.00348),1 - QuickBaseCoachD7 years agoQrew CaptainIf([Cuota]>=0.001 and [Cuota]<=0.00348),1,
..... - ManuelAlvarez7 years agoQrew TraineeSoeey is not working, I get this massage!
Formula syntax error
There are extra characters beyond the end of the formula.
If([Cuota]>=0.001and[Cuota]<=0.00348),1