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There is such an action in business processes:
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Calculate the amount by product category of the order and write it in the additional field of the order
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The action is set here
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We have 0 in all fields, the sum of which we have to calculate and record in the appropriate field of the process
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When the action fires, the sum should be calculated and should be 0
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An example of a problem
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As a matter of fact, the calculation does NOT take place and the field remains empty, although 0 should be in it
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Please fix it urgently, because there is a problem with the work of the Client with tasks.
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There is such an action in business processes:
Calculate the amount by product category of the order and write it in the additional field of the order
The action does not put 0 in the additional field if there is no amount by category. As a setting in the action, you can make it zero the field value, it will take 1 hour. You can't edit without setting - other users can use this logic.
The action does not put 0 in the additional field if there is no amount by category. As a setting in the action, you can make it zero the field value, it will take 1 hour. You can't edit without setting - other users can use this logic.
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let him cook OneBox production wrote: The action does not set 0 in the application if there is no amount by category. In the form of setting in the action, you can do to reset the value of the field, it will take 1 hour. It is not possible to edit without setting - this logic can be used by other users.
i will think don't issue the bill yet the fact is that 0 is an ordinary number and therefore should be treated as an ordinary number as far as I know, the only mathematical limitation is that you cannot divide by 0 that is, if we sum 0 (zeros), then we should get 0 in the sum, and not an UNCHANGING value, as it is now
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OneBox production wrote:
The action does not set 0 in the application if there is no amount by category. In the form of setting in the action, you can do to reset the value of the field, it will take 1 hour. It is not possible to edit without setting - this logic can be used by other users.
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don't issue the bill yet
the fact is that 0 is an ordinary number and therefore should be treated as an ordinary number
as far as I know, the only mathematical limitation is that you cannot divide by 0
that is, if we sum 0 (zeros), then we should get 0 in the sum, and not an UNCHANGING value, as it is now
I'm not going to discuss the properties of zero, these are all subjective things, should something happen or not. There is a fact of how it works - either we change the settings or we don't change them, that's all.
I'm not going to discuss the properties of zero, these are all subjective things, should something happen or not. There is a fact of how it works - either we change the settings or we don't change them, that's all.
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let him cook OneBox production wrote: I'm not going to discuss the properties of zero it's all subjective things should something happen or not.
mathematics is an exact science :) 0 is an ordinary number and is an objective reality
let him cook OneBox production wrote: There is a fact of how it works - either we change the setting or we don't change it, that's about it.
here is clear I will consider paying to fix this logical fallacy
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OneBox production wrote:
I'm not going to discuss the properties of zero it's all subjective things should something happen or not.
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mathematics is an exact science :)
0 is an ordinary number and is an objective reality
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OneBox production wrote:
There is a fact of how it works - either we change the setting or we don't change it, that's about it.
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here is clear
I will consider paying to fix this logical fallacy
Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (PE LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote: Mathematics is an exact science :) 0 is a normal number and it is an objective reality
you are not solving a math problem but using software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (I don't need to write 0, you do). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to zero out the additional field, you can very easily do it with another action before calling this
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iCOLOR OneBox (PE LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote:
Mathematics is an exact science :)
0 is a normal number and it is an objective reality
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you are not solving a math problem but using software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (I don't need to write 0, you do). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to zero out the additional field, you can very easily do it with another action before calling this
Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (PE LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote: Mathematics is an exact science :) 0 is a normal number and it is an objective reality
you are not solving a math problem but using software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (I don't need to write 0, you do). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to zero out the additional field, you can very easily do it with another action before calling this
Hello! I'll add my comment if no one objects. It turns out that when using (setting up) a program we cannot rely on mathematical formulas, but must use the logic embedded in the program :)?
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OneBox production wrote:
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Legeza Vyacheslav
iCOLOR OneBox (PE LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote:
Mathematics is an exact science :)
0 is a normal number and it is an objective reality
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you are not solving a math problem but using software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (I don't need to write 0, you do). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to zero out the additional field, you can very easily do it with another action before calling this
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Hello! I'll add my comment if no one objects.
It turns out that when using (setting up) a program we cannot rely on mathematical formulas, but must use the logic embedded in the program :)?
Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VIACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote: mathematics is an exact science 0 is an ordinary number and is an objective reality
you do not solve math problems, but use software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (no need to write 0, you need). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to reset the dopfield, you can very simply do it with another action before calling this one
Greetings! I will insert my comment if no one objects. It turns out that when using (customizing) the program, we cannot rely on mathematical formulas, but must use the logic embedded in the program :)?
When configuring any device/software, you can rely only on the internal logic of this device or software. And yes, I repeat that writing 0 or no in the value of the additional field has nothing to do with mathematics.
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OneBox production wrote:
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Legeza Vyacheslav
iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VIACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote:
mathematics is an exact science
0 is an ordinary number and is an objective reality
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you do not solve math problems, but use software in which everything is done according to specific requirements. The requirements may not match your vision (no need to write 0, you need). There is no relation to any science here. If you want to reset the dopfield, you can very simply do it with another action before calling this one
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Greetings! I will insert my comment if no one objects.
It turns out that when using (customizing) the program, we cannot rely on mathematical formulas, but must use the logic embedded in the program :)?
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When configuring any device/software, you can rely only on the internal logic of this device or software.
And yes, I repeat that writing 0 or no in the value of the additional field has nothing to do with mathematics.
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let him cook OneBox production wrote: When configuring any device/software, you can rely only on the internal logic of this device or software. And yes, I repeat that writing 0 or no in the value of the additional field has nothing to do with mathematics.
a little wrong we have an action that works according to the logic as in the name Calculate the amount by product category of the order and write it in the additional field of the order i.e., must record the sum of the fields but if all the fields became 0, and before that there were some values, then the previous number remains in the total field, although it should be 0 it seems that it is about elementary mathematics and the logic of the operation of the action, and not about the features of the software you need to track dynamic changes with this action
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OneBox production wrote:
When configuring any device/software, you can rely only on the internal logic of this device or software.
And yes, I repeat that writing 0 or no in the value of the additional field has nothing to do with mathematics.
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a little wrong
we have an action that works according to the logic as in the name
Calculate the amount by product category of the order and write it in the additional field of the order
i.e., must record the sum of the fields
but if all the fields became 0, and before that there were some values, then the previous number remains in the total field, although it should be 0
it seems that it is about elementary mathematics and the logic of the operation of the action, and not about the features of the software
you need to track dynamic changes with this action
Would it make things a lot easier for you if I added to the description that zero is not written in the additional field? Then there would be no point in arguing? I gave one free solution in the form of an action and one paid one, if you want to change the logic, what's the problem?
Would it make things a lot easier for you if I added to the description that zero is not written in the additional field? Then there would be no point in arguing?
I gave one free solution in the form of an action and one paid one, if you want to change the logic, what's the problem?
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let him cook OneBox production wrote: It will be much easier for you if I add in the description that the zero is not recorded in the field? Then the point of arguing will disappear? I have given one free action solution and one paid solution, if you want to change the logic, what is the problem?
it seems that this is at least some kind of solution, thanks to which it becomes at least clear that 0 (zeros) in particular, this action does not sum up, and an error can be expected in this case, if the goal is to make full dynamics, accordingly come up with some forced workarounds that you suggested
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OneBox production wrote:
It will be much easier for you if I add in the description that the zero is not recorded in the field? Then the point of arguing will disappear?
I have given one free action solution and one paid solution, if you want to change the logic, what is the problem?
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it seems that this is at least some kind of solution, thanks to which it becomes at least clear that 0 (zeros) in particular, this action does not sum up, and an error can be expected in this case, if the goal is to make full dynamics,
accordingly come up with some forced workarounds that you suggested
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