Almost done with my module. I need help in developing a formula to compute the monthly amortization that looks at dates.
@LeiCuntapay create boolean line items for start period, end period and middle periods and populate the booleans. By using the boolean line items you calculate as shown below start period line item→ if start boolean then Amount spread* Active days/ No.of days middle period line item → if middle boolean then Amount spread else 0 start + Middle line item → start period+ middle period ( start & middle period data in single line item, keep summary method SUM) end period line item → if end boolean then amount- TIMESUM(start+ middle) else start + Middle so end period line item gives you the monthly amortization. By using individual lineitems or by merging the logics in single line item you can do this Hope this helps. Sri Nitya
This could be the total cost, salary, or any other amount that needs to be prorated. This is the number of days for which the pro rata calculation is required. Use 365 for a common year or 366 for a leap year. Multiply the total amount by the number of days in the period, then divide by the total days in the year.
I am attempting to connect to an azure SQL database vis at the MSSQL connector in data orchestrator but am having issues and I believe it is due to hyphens in database name (which is a fairly standard naming convention I will note!) Example below (fake credentials) - has anyone else encountered similar and is there a way…
Hi, for some reason my shipping costs are the same over every month and I don't know what to do to fix it.
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