I've managed to solve my issue on one side, but not dynamically based on two fields referencing each other.
What I have:
All live in a form, all are editable.
What I need:
The estimated field should be: Estimated field = Order $ * Estimated %
BUT, the estimated field can also manually be set, in which case I need the Estimated % to change.
Estimated % = estimated $/order $*100.
So based on which estimated field is changed the other needs to dynamically change accordingly. In my attempts, I get a circular reference error.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
To make sure I understand. This is the formula for the Estimated $ field?
The estimated field should be: Estimated field = Order $ * Estimated %
What should the formula be for the Estimated Percent field?
I think something is missing here. If both Estimated $ and Estimated % start out blank and are relying on each other, you won't get any sort of result.
For example, if there were no error, both Estimated $ and Estimated % start out as Zero. If my order $ is 150 and I multiply that by 0% (Estimated $), I get a zero value.
So is there a default percentage or number that you would be using? Otherwise I am not sure how your calculations are going to work
On initial creation in the form, the user would be setting order $ and estimates (either $ or %).
Could start with a common % if that's needed to make it work. Something like 5%.
Try this. For your Estimate $
Leave the Estimate% formulas the same.
This should solve your circular error situation. It will update the variable if the field is manually changed again and everything should calculate dynamically
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