I was wondering if it was possible to have calculated variables. The use case is that I have several product types for hardware (mobile hardware and fixed hardware). I want to display pricing tables with options for each type, but then have a combined variable for hardware in a summary table at the end of the document. Is this possible?

To be able to do a simple calculation in template like [Terms]*[MonthlyAmount] into a single new variable called [TotalContractAmount]

Customer would like to have a formula that will sum up two variables (or fields)

math in variables. if variable a = 2 - then variable b would automatically display a*2 for example
length of product is based on width.

if width is 10 - then display the length as 20 (2 * 10)

Get this done yesterday! The possibilities are endless at that point. We say Token_A=$1000 then minus Token_B=$300 = $700

It would be good to create the calculated field whereby
if you have the total value (variable) you can then do a =[Document.Value]*30
so this could be part of a calculation such as an invoice field.

Variables that can have mathematical operations done on them.

For example, a recipient could be filling out a document, and have a question as to whether they would like to add gutters. The variable [gutter.price] would calculate based on the size/features of the house, and another variable [gutter.cost], which is set by the sender.

THis would be separate from pricing tables.

It would be good to create the calculated field whereby
if you have the total value (variable) you can then do a =[Document.Value]*30
so this could be part of a calculation such as an invoice field.

Namable Calculated fields

It would Be Helpful to have Field that could do simple Math and Logic, that can be named

Sample name
[customCalc.Deposit]

simple math :
=[Price Table 1.Total] * 0.10

logic: JS shorthand to set up a Max Down Payment of $1000 or less

=[Total] > 10,000 ? 1000 : [Total]*0.10

=[Total] <= 0 ? 0 : [Total]

Hiding some of these field would help too.

Named Buttons would be helpful

Veteran Discount [Vet] = 1 or 0

[customCalc.vetDiscount] = [Total]*(0.07*[vet]) simple Boolean Math based on button state

vet discount button state : set = 7000 *(0.07*1) = 490.00

Currently here's what I'm working on

Balance Due After Down Payment $15,799.00 [Total]

Schedule of progress payments;

10% (of Balance Due) upon Site Visit and Plan Design. $1,579.90 =[Total] * 0.10
50% At Equipment Delivery $7,899.50 =[Total] * 0.50
40% at Building Permit(s) Finaled $6,319.60 =[Total] * 0.40
Initials _________

You should be able to create custom variables that are based on other variables. For example, you should be able to make Variable C [[Variable A]+[Variable B]], or have the ability to add formulas to the table cells, similarly to Excel. It seems like there is some sort of this functionality with the system variable [Document.Value], but you cannot create your own variable that adds multiple pricing table totals together in one variable.

MATEMATICALS OPERATIONS WITH VARIABLES IN PANDADOC?

Be able to reference other variables within a variable with mathematical logic.
For Example: PricingTable1.Total + PricingTable2.Total = UserDefinedVariable.1
Or 10% PricingTable3.Total = UserDefinedVariable.2

A way to add a formula to a form, simple lookup or multiplication are two examples.

the ability to add formulas to tokens so they can auto fill # like for % based contracts

Smart tokens
1) the token that illustrates the price of a specific product;
2) Can plus to each other and sum up to be the same as total amount in the pricing table.