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Adding Rows in a Table together without JavaScript

asked on May 23, 2019

Can someone please point me in the right direction for the correct function on this problem? I am new to tables and would like to get a total of all the rows into the Currency Field shown below. 

I am currently running Laserfiche version 10.3.1.635

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replied on May 30, 2019

Solved! Thank you Jason. I was not getting any errors. When I looked for the variables the table was not populating with the variable name given. I closed out my form and started a fresh session to forms and everything is showing up correctly. The function I was using now works. I was not waiting for the correct variable name to populate in the function box. 

 

I appreciate your help. 

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replied on May 23, 2019

Open the field editor for the Currency field, add SUM() function and put the table column variable inside of the sum function.

For example,

=SUM(Table.Column)

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replied on May 30, 2019

Thank you Jason. I have tried that but have not been able to make it work. under function in the field editor I have put =SUM(Table.Cost) and I have tried just =SUM(Table.Column)

My Column name is Cost and the Table variable is Table.  Any other suggestions? I know I am missing something here. 

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replied on May 30, 2019

Are you getting a syntax error or anything like that?

Also, make sure that your column variable is a Number type.

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SELECTED ANSWER
replied on May 30, 2019

Solved! Thank you Jason. I was not getting any errors. When I looked for the variables the table was not populating with the variable name given. I closed out my form and started a fresh session to forms and everything is showing up correctly. The function I was using now works. I was not waiting for the correct variable name to populate in the function box. 

 

I appreciate your help. 

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