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Hi there,
this is more of a "is this possible" question.
Setup is the following:
Form (F1) is creating a Subpage when a record is created (based on a space template)
Every field in the Form has different answer options (sometimes yes / no, sometimes other options). Now every answer equals a different amount of points.
E.G: Yes == 10 points, No==5 points
Now in the final Subpage I want to calc the points of the answers
Anyone has a clue if this is even possible?
Use a Formula field in ConfiForms and calculate what you need
https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Supported+math+operators%2C+formulas+and+functions
Alex
Hi Alex,
I tried it with the formula field which obviously works perfect.
The only thing that is not really good about this solution:
For every field I want to include in the total calc I have to make an additional field where I store the value depending on the answer.
It looks like that
Field1 (Dropdown with 3 options)
Field1Calc (If Option1 -> Value=1 | If Option2 -> Value=2 | If Option3 -> Value=3)
I have 20 fields in total that neet to be included. So with this solution I would need to make 20 More fields (FieldXXCalc) where I store the value for the corresponding field.
This makes the record very very long and complex.
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Why not to mae the dropdown field values ALREADY be the values you WANT?
Meaning that accessing their "id" property you will get a numeric value you have defined for each option
Alternatively, an evaluateFormula virtual function can be utilized to do the calculations on the fly... in the target pages
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I like the idea with the "ID" property ! I think I will try it with that one.
Questions besides that:
If you have a field dropdown with the following options:
ID | Label
1 Red
2 Blue
3 Yellow
and you make an entry where you select option 3
Now you change the ID to lets say 5 - what will happen to the entry? Will it drop its value?
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