OS - negative sum Total for the process in the universal block

outgoing process? Amounts are minus, for incoming - plus.

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: outgoing process? Amounts are minus, for incoming - plus. [/quote] this I know but how to deal with what happens to payments in progress here is a specially made video https://youtu.be/XGBoAnEKnwg

Slava, well, honestly - not up to a 5-minute video. Can you just explain in two words and a screen?

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: Slava, well, honestly - not up to a 5-minute video. Can you just explain in two words and a screen? [/quote] Dim, I know that you don't like videos much let me try to explain yes, I have an outgoing process, this is a purchase I make a payment for 679.21 EUR, it is correctly formed and processed as outgoing screen 931 but i have a field that i am updating because i am calculating the payment balance using the formula [suminorder]-[sumpaid] then they explained to me that the system supposedly stored these amounts and therefore, when calculating, I get -679.21-679.21 \u003d -1358.42 instead of the expected 679.21-679.21=0 I tried changing the formula to something like this -[suminorder]-[sumpaid] nothing worked then to this one ([suminorder]-[suminorder]*2)-[sumpaid] expected result when calculating 0 because (-679.21- (-679.21*2)) - 679.21=0 - on - according to the mathematical rules of calculation should give +, but in fact I get -2716.84 it looks like the math rules when calculating in the OneBox formula don't work the question is how to get 0 in an additional field when paying the entire amount of the process, and not doubling the amount, as it turns out now [file]11628[/file]

Or just for outgoing to plus change

and if you need to put two minuses on top of each other, then you had to take the minus number in the arches. You yourself when you counted (-679,21- (-679,21*2)) took it into the arms, but didn’t tell the box, but simply wrote ([suminorder]-[suminorder]*2)-[sumpaid] instead of ([suminorder]- ([suminorder])*2)-([sumpaid]) so I got a joint. But better use abs

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: abs([suminorder])-abs([sumpaid]) [/quote] and this thing is really cool, sorry I didn’t know before

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: abs([suminorder])-abs([sumpaid]) [/quote] Thank you, and I have twisted the formulas more than once to solve this problem, now I will know

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: abs([suminorder])-abs([sumpaid]) [/quote] yeah that is, it was just necessary to take the value modulo checked Dim, it helped. :)

abs module this is a really cool solution