Flowfield based on a flowfield
jhanvincent14
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Hello, Good day, I have created a TableOne and one of the field(decimal) is a flowfield base on TableTwo's field(decimal) and that's also is a flowfield based on TableThree's decimal field.
Now, my problem is, If I run the TableOne, I keep getting this error (see picture attached). Actual amount field is in TableTwo that is based on TableThree's Amount field. and if I run the TableTwo, it is perfectly running. Now, If I run TableOne, this error is keep on showing and it closes the page.
Hope you can help me. thank you in advance..
Now, my problem is, If I run the TableOne, I keep getting this error (see picture attached). Actual amount field is in TableTwo that is based on TableThree's Amount field. and if I run the TableTwo, it is perfectly running. Now, If I run TableOne, this error is keep on showing and it closes the page.
Hope you can help me. thank you in advance..
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Hi,
Unfortunately it is impossible to have a Flowfield summing up values in another Flowfield.
You need to redefine your Table1 flowfieldto sum up Amount filed directly from Table3
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Hi,
Unfortunately it is impossible to have a Flowfield summing up values in another Flowfield.
You need to redefine your Table1 flowfieldto sum up Amount filed directly from Table3
SlawekSlawek Guzek
Dynamics NAV, MS SQL Server, Wherescape RED;
PRINCE2 Practitioner - License GR657010572SG
GDPR Certified Data Protection Officer - PECB License DPCDPO1025070-2018-035 -
Build a query. With a query you can sum a flowfield.0
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guidorobben wrote: »Build a query. With a query you can sum a flowfield.
A page cannot be based on a query.Slawek Guzek
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Slawek_Guzek wrote: »guidorobben wrote: »Build a query. With a query you can sum a flowfield.
A page cannot be based on a query.
True. Run it by code. MS does this also.0 -
Sure. In very the same way it is possible to build a page based on Excel spreadsheet.Slawek Guzek
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Still thinking how come you got this business process in particular, and why to do lookup of a flow field for another flow field, you can apply the the same calcformula for both the columns.Thanks
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Slawek_Guzek wrote: »Hi,
Unfortunately it is impossible to have a Flowfield summing up values in another Flowfield.
You need to redefine your Table1 flowfieldto sum up Amount filed directly from Table3
Slawek
Thank you, this works. God speed @Slawek_Guzek0
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