Add a Formula-Based Configured Field: Example
This example demonstrates how to create a configured field to calculate and store the Estimated Final Cost of a project.
Note: For information on creating advanced formulas for measures, refer to the Oracle Primavera Cloud Expression Language Guide on Oracle Help Center.
Let us assume that you will define the Estimated Final Cost of a project as Approved Budget plus Proposed Budget.
Creating a Configured Field
- Navigate to the Project configuration page
- In the object selector, select Workspace, select View Workspaces List, and then select a workspace name.
- From the Main Menu, select Summary & Settings.
- On the Summary & Settings page, select Defaults & Options, and then select Project.
- On the Project page, select Configured Fields.
- In the table, complete the following fields:
- In the Column Label column, enter Estimated Final Cost.
- In the View Column Name column, enter EST_FINAL_COST.
- In the Data Type column, select Cost.
- In the Type column, select Formula.
- In the Summary Calculation column, select Sum.
Defining a Formula
- In the Formula detail window, in the Field list, select Approved Budget, and select Insert Field.
- Select +.
- In the Field list, select Proposed Budget, and select Insert Field.
- Select Validate Formula.
- In the Formula validation passed dialog box, select OK.
- Select Save.
Note: Multi-currency is supported only for data type cost for formula configured fields. For a configured field of data type cost, the cost formula calculation is performed and saved in base currency then converted to project currency. For configured fields that are data type number and integer, using cost fields as part of formulas will only produce one value. This value is always calculated and displayed in base currency.
Tips
- To delete a configured field, select the field, select Context, and then select Delete. You cannot delete a configured field if it is used in another configured field, a form, a workflow, or a field mapping.
Last Published Tuesday, November 19, 2024