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How can I create a decimal field that multiplies every user entry by (-1)
AntonyNgorora7
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2018-09-20
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Good day. I wanted to ask, how I can implement a negative field calculator. For example, if a user enters the value 6, the field auto calculates this entry to -6, and if the user types -3, the field auto calculates the result to 3.
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Cyberghost
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2018-09-20
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in the validate trigger, just put the following:
Dec := -Dec;
with Dec being your field. Should change the sign. Multiplying the decimal by -1 would also work.
"When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" - Sherlock Holmes
"God and developers are in a constant battle. Developments to make their applications more idiot-proof, and God to produce bigger idiots!"
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Cyberghost
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in the validate trigger, just put the following:
Dec := -Dec;
with Dec being your field. Should change the sign. Multiplying the decimal by -1 would also work.
"When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" - Sherlock Holmes
"God and developers are in a constant battle. Developments to make their applications more idiot-proof, and God to produce bigger idiots!"
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AntonyNgorora7
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Thank you, let me try it out.
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AntonyNgorora7
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Thank you so much, it worked perfectly!
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Dec := -Dec;
with Dec being your field. Should change the sign. Multiplying the decimal by -1 would also work.
"God and developers are in a constant battle. Developments to make their applications more idiot-proof, and God to produce bigger idiots!"