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Currency conversion for multiple fields using an entered value

Community Beginner ,
May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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Hi,

I made a Form for monthly expenses and the user has to fill every row with the currency and the amount for every type of cost:

Basically I created hidden text fields for each row where there's the right change rate according to the Date/Currency entered; the total is calculated in the end using another table with the change rate and related date. I tried to use a Document level Java Script but it doesn't work, following the code:

function ChangeRate(){

// there are 24 rows and the fields I need are named VAL.0 (expense), DATE.0 (date), cVAL (number that needs to be multiplied to the cost to get the value in Euros)

var eVal = "VAL";

var eDate = "DATE";

var cVAL = "cVAL";

var N = 24;

// in the form is possible to enter 4 currency change values and I created a variable for each needed field.

// I didn't use the util.scand("dd/mm/yyyy", ___) function because I thought it could work without it but maybe that's the issue idk

var curDate0 =  this.getField("cambioData0").value;

var curDate1 = this.getField("cambioData1").value;

var curDate2 = this.getField("cambioData2").value;

var curDate3 = this.getField("cambioData3").value;

var curVal0 = this.getField("cambioV0").valueAsString;

var curVal1 = this.getField("cambioV1").valueAsString;

var curVal2 = this.getField("cambioV2").valueAsString;

var curVal3 = this.getField("cambioV3").valueAsString;

for (var i = 0; i<N; i++){

     // tk# are set with the combination of each row name field, t# for the actual values

     var tk1 = eVal + "." + i;

     var tk2 = eDate + "." + i;

     var tk3 = cVAL + "." + i;

     var t1 = this.getField(tk1).valueAsString;

     var t2 = this.getField(tk2).value;

     var t3 = this.getField(tk3);

     // first it checks if the currency in the row is EUR so that the field used to calulcate is gonna be 1

     if (tok1 == "EUR")

          t3.value = 1;

     // then it checks if the date and the chosen currency are the same. If so it does 1/changeRate (the value entered is 1€=___ ndr)

     else if ((t2 == curDate0) && (t1 == curVal0))

          t3.value = 1/this.getField("cRate0").value;

     else if ((t2 == curDate1) && (t1  == curVal1))

          t3.value = 1/this.getField("cRate1").value;

     else if ((t2 == curDate2) && (t1  == curVal2))

          t3.value = 1/this.getField("cRate2").value;

     else if ((t2 == curDate3) && (t1  == curVal3))

          t3.value = 1/this.getField("cRate3").value;

     else if ((t2 == curDate4) && (t1  == curVal4))

          t3.value = 1/this.getField("cRate4").value;

     else t3.value = 1;

}

}

I probably did a mess but anyway.. thank you,

Silvia.

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May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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Hi Silvia,

This is something in which only our JavaScript experts can help you further. Moving your query to the relevant space JavaScript for them to look into this.

Thanks,

Akanchha

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May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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oops sorry thank you!!

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May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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Please explain what you mean by "it doesn't work"... Is there an error message when you use it? If so, what does it say?

Does it produce a result at all? Is it an incorrect result? If so, in what way?

Also, where did you place the call to this function?

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no error message but the calculation doesn't work.. meaning "cVAL.#" = 1

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May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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I called the function in the Custom calculation script of "cVAL.#"

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May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019

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For starters, to apply the value to the calculated field you need to use event.value, like this:

event.value = ...

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ok.. dumb question, how do I apply the t3 value (calculated in the function) to the event.value? do I have to use event.value instead of t3 in the code?

thank you again for your time btw,

Silvia.

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Yes, exactly.

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