Rainer Grabowski
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
This isn't simple. In my comment (link below) I describe the problem and the solution: Explanation Today issue
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
In your code add as last line: extractedNumber Or remove in your last line var extractedNumber = This one is shorter: Number(inputString.split('#')[1].split('-")[0])
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
for example a calculation with 2 variables which works out as 600 / 40 should not be having a Divide by zero error? Does it show the zero error in the preview or when the flow runs? If it's only ...
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
Hi RIkke, var text = @Name of the field where the id is in;var first2 = text.substr(0,2);first2 == "40" ? do this : do that
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
> It is unclear to me what the issue is, It's caused by the way how Podio handles it in the background, I don't know any details, but it can be annoying.
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
Hi Remo, for me it works:But you can try: num = String(itemsArray[5]) or Number(itemsArray[5]);Btw: Using const is useless because Podio's calc field JavaScript is ES5, const was introduced with ES...
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
Hi, regex isn't needed. var i,n,n_clean,p = @phone field.map(function (obj) { return obj.value}),p_clean = [];for(i = 0; i < p.length;i++){ n = p[i].substr(0,1); n_clean = n == "1" ? p[i].s...
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
var repairs_needed = @Repairs Needed;var conditions = @conditions;var sq = @Square Feets;var object_rn = { "HVAC":2000, "Roofing":4000, "Foundation":8000}var object_con = { "Lite Repair":10...
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
HI, for checking if a field is empty: if field == null (not == ""). And always use == not = for a comparison @Final Gross Sale Price == null ? 0 : @Final Gross Sale Price - @Contract Price
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Rainer Grabowski commented,
Hi RIck,"equal" in a comparison needs 2 ==; var result = 0;if (@Type of Transportation == "Gas") { result = @Miles * .52;} else {result = @Total Cost of Item 1 + @Total Cost of Item 2 + @Total Cost...