The autocalc tag is used to update a text field dynamically based on a mathematical expression.
In the example above, row variable AVG calculates the average of the table inputs.
Details
- The
autocalctag does not allow references to variables on pages other than the page where it is defined. - The mathematical expression can include basic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or average.
- The
autocalctag can reference:-
- specific variable names such as
autocalc: ($Q22R1 + $Q22R2 + $Q22R3)/3, or - row reference notation using either specific rows, such as
autocalc: (__ROW1__ + __ROW2__ + __ROW3__)/3or the shorthand when using all,autocalc: average(__ALLROWS__), or - column reference notation.
autocalc: (__COL1__ + __COL2__ + __COL3__)or the shorthand when using all,autocalc: add(__ALLCOLS__).
- specific variable names such as
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Additional examples
Total column using individual column reference
In the example below, the last column adds together the values from the first two columns using autocalc: (__COL1__ + __COL2__).
Average row using ALLROWS reference
In the example below, the AVG row averages together all of the values at each of the rows automatically via autocalc: average(__ALLROWS__) without needing to specify each individual row.
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