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Hi. We aren’t planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time since it doesn’t fit into our current product roadmap. Please keep upvoting this idea so we can keep considering it every time we work on our roadmap.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Dharmesh Dayabhai commentedIt 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. -
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Dharmesh Dayabhai supported this idea · -
659 votes
Hi,
Good news: we have already started working on this feature, and it will be ready for Early Access soon. If you'd like to test it, please fill out this form: Quote Rules and Formulas
Dharmesh Dayabhai supported this idea · -
167 votes
The status of this suggestion is currently unchanged. However, we now support a specific use case: calculating a date field based on the signature date (e.g. signing date + X days). To learn more about Autofill with Custom Date based on Signing Date, click here.
An error occurred while saving the comment Dharmesh Dayabhai commentedThe ability to have a calculated field.
For example - right now, we have to take the document.value field - take that into excel and then create the % breakdown for the payments manually.So if a client was to select an option -- then the math would be wrong as we would then have to manually re-create the pricing table.
A resolution to this would be where we can create a calculated field that allows for [Document.Value] * 0.20
OR
[Document.Value] * [PaymentVar.value]This would be incredible
Dharmesh Dayabhai supported this idea · -
3 votesDharmesh Dayabhai shared this idea ·
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.