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Using Calculated Fields
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A calculated field is
dynamic and consists of two or more fields from the database. The fields
used to create a calculated field can come from one table or from several
joined tables. The values that appear
for a calculated field are updated after changes are made to the fields
comprising it. A calculated field can perform mathematical operations
or concatenate strings, depending on the type
of calculation.
Sage SalesLogix includes a set of predefined calculated fields and you can create new calculated fields.
Examples
- Numeric calculation: Opportunity.Salespotential * Opportunity.Closeprobability / 100. The resulting weighted sales figure would be 100, if Sales potential is 200 and Close Probability is 50%. (The Close Probability field reflects a whole number, not a percentage; therefore, Close Probability would have to be divided by 100.)
- String calculation: Contact.Lastname, Contact.Firstname. A contact named Pat Smith would result in the calculated field value of Smith, Pat.
Related Topics
Adding or Editing Calculated Fields
Deleting Calculated Fields