Jag har en powerapp som beräknar fram priser då man anger timmar och materialkostnader. Jag skulle vilja ha en checkbox där man kan välja om det är ett pris till en befintlig kund eller ny kund. FÖr ny kund ser formeln ut Text(If (Value(TextInput1.Text)>4;(Value(TextInput1.Text)*1025*0,90);If(Value(TextInput1.Text)>2;(Value(TextInput1.Text)*1025*0,95);(Value(TextInput1.Text)*1025)))+(Value(TextInput2.Text)*1,20);"[$-en-US]#,###:-") och för en befintlig kund ser det ut så här Sum(TextInput1 * 1025)*0,9 + (TextInput2 * 1,20)*0,10 jag får det inte att fungera att priset ska visas i en ruta och bestå av valet jag gjort i checkboxen. Någon ide?
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Hi @Crolle
With(
{
formulaChecked: (Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,9) + (Value(TextInput2.Text) * 1,20 * 0,10);
formulaUnchecked: Text(
If(
Value(TextInput1.Text) > 4;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,90;
Value(TextInput1.Text) > 2;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,95;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 + Value(TextInput2.Text) * 1,20
)
)
};
If(
Checkbox1.Value;
Text(formulaChecked;"[$-en-US]#,###:-");
Text(formulaUnchecked;"[$-en-US]#,###:-")
)
)
Please check the formulas to make sure the math is correct and that the "," and ";" are used correctly for your language. Sum is used to calculate a value from a table and is not the right function to use in your formula. There is no need to have multiple If() functions, PowerApps will check to see which of the conditions is true and then stop and proceed executing the appropriate function.
Hi @Crolle
With(
{
formulaChecked: (Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,9) + (Value(TextInput2.Text) * 1,20 * 0,10);
formulaUnchecked: Text(
If(
Value(TextInput1.Text) > 4;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,90;
Value(TextInput1.Text) > 2;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 * 0,95;
Value(TextInput1.Text) * 1025 + Value(TextInput2.Text) * 1,20
)
)
};
If(
Checkbox1.Value;
Text(formulaChecked;"[$-en-US]#,###:-");
Text(formulaUnchecked;"[$-en-US]#,###:-")
)
)
Please check the formulas to make sure the math is correct and that the "," and ";" are used correctly for your language. Sum is used to calculate a value from a table and is not the right function to use in your formula. There is no need to have multiple If() functions, PowerApps will check to see which of the conditions is true and then stop and proceed executing the appropriate function.
Ok, i will try this, thanx
Thank you very much it worked. 😀
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