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April 14, 2023
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  • April 14, 2023
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Hello, I an trying to write a calculation to divide one number by another one and have it to flow into a new account. Below is the formula I am using, but I am not getting the date to calculate. Can someone assist on how to write it correctly. 

 

Calculate("A#mpg test","Divide(A#33010, A#33005)",deptFilter)

Best answer by EricOsmanski

Without knowing what the variable "deptFilter" is, try this:

api.Data.Calculate("A#[mpg test] = Divide(A#33010, A#33005)",deptFilter)

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EricOsmanskiAnswer
April 14, 2023

Without knowing what the variable "deptFilter" is, try this:

api.Data.Calculate("A#[mpg test] = Divide(A#33010, A#33005)",deptFilter)

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SS_AdminAuthor
April 18, 2023

Hi Eric,

Unfortunately, neither of them didn't work. Should I write it in Business rules or in member formula? 

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SandeepSingh
February 20, 2024

hi

As Eric mentioned above without knowing the variable  "deptFilter" is, and also assuming that you are trying to write a member formula in Account Dim then try this:

Return api.Data.GetDatacell("Divide((A#33010)",(deptFilter))").CellAmount

You cant state 2 Account like A#33010 & A#33005 and that the reason i have only mentioned one account to be divided by deptFilter.

 

 

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