Zoho Creator Basics [PART 3] - Calculation Workflows - Function Dynamic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Doing calculations by hand is cumbersome, error-prone, and can be completely automated. This video covers creating simple workflows for your Zoho Creator application. Specifically, we will learn how to create line totals and then add them to subtotal and total fields.
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I've been lost in this creator for more than a month now. Just wanted to say thank you, thank you , thank you.🙏
Thank you for such clear code examples which is allowing me to add more real value to my app.
Thank you i was looking a good tutorial to understand zoho crearor and worflows in deluge , your tutorial is really well explain and understandable
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful tutorial, thanks! Looking forward leeaning more.
Nice and informative video, thanks.
Great tutorials! May I ask how to create a simple date range and showing it in a report?
Why we need to set Variable function in IF else statement
product = Product[ID == row.Product];
can be apply validation rule in zoho creator in a condition Like we have a single line field and we want, if someone enters any numeric and special charterer it will return an error
What if we don't copy the same code to Line_Item.Quantity... I think it is needless to do so
If you don't copy the code, the calculations will not be updated if you edit the quantity at a later stage
I like this one
8:43 time on the video
"Line_Total"
how and from where it is coming
Good question. We can access the "row" keyword whenever we have a workflow that runs off of the Addition or Deletion of a sub-form row. With this keyword, we can access any fields from the sub-form. In this case "row" is referencing the Line Item table in the application, which has the field "Line_Total" (and we can therefore reference with "row.Line_Total").
To get a better understanding of how this was put together, you can take a look at the previous video: th-cam.com/video/IV-DCO_jWsg/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!
It's the best!!
This is great, very informational, thanks for sharing - I do have a question, what coding experience do you have to be so proficient with deluge? That's where I struggle the most, any tips on how to learn deluge?
Learn on the job. You have customer support, use them and abuse. There are some udemy courses, but they are pretty useless, this series seem to be pretty good, yet when you come across road blocks, just hit live chat and someone will be able to help you for sure. You will do better by learning how to ask questions properly than deluge itself, which is pretty basic and primitive (doesn't have while loop).
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Why we need to set Variable function in IF else statement
product = Product[ID == row.Product];
@@thampimanickasseril4255 It's very strange the way their data types work, but there you go.
I need a real time order and sales and purchase app development.need to talk to you
@@zohoartist2194 I agree with this 100%
Nice informational video but I have to offer you one pet peeve I am having...
If I hear you swallow one more time I might break my phone. Please turn your gain down!