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Now you can insert a text field and bind it to your [CostCalc] (appears in the data field list box).
-May be you have to set the initial value to the value of the field like [field].these 3 paras copied from another mail by Ocke in users@dba.o.o
+Maybe you have to set the initial value to the value of the field like [field].these 3 paras copied from another mail by Ocke in users@dba.o.o
If there are blank fields in the cost column, use the following formula to replace the blank fields' content with zero:
[SumCost] + IF(ISBLANK([field]);0;[field])need some real working examples. See i81874Formula
Enter the formula that defines the function. Use OpenFormula syntax.Initial value