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Formula Designer is a SunSystems Order Fulfilment application which allows you to create and maintain formulae referenced by value labels associated with order transaction lines. Formulae are referred to in Movement, Purchase, Sales and Quotation Definitions. All Movement Orders, Purchase Orders/Invoices and Sales Orders/Invoices and Quotations make use of a definition and at the time the relevant entry functions are used, formulae specified in the definitions are applied to the transactions.
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A simple invoice has at least three variables, i.e. the quantity, the price, and a tax amount. The quantity is multiplied by the price, to give a net of tax value. Then tax is calculated and added to the net value to give the total invoice value. A definition is created with each variable specified as a value label; quantity, price, tax, net value and total value. Each value label may have a formula code specified, in this case one for net value and another for total value. The method by which each formula is then calculated is defined in Formula Designer.
Formulae can be up to 150 characters in length and can contain a maximum of 26 operands. You can also accumulate the result of a calculation code into another code.
Within the formula you can use:
  • paired brackets
  • numeric values
  • mathematical operators + - * /
  • percentage sign % (equivalent to /100)
  • the | or 'OR' operator
  • elements from the Formula Map.
  • value labels from elsewhere on the current line, or for totals, on other lines of the order
  • value books, price books or price book hierarchies. 
Formula Designer also allows you to invoke Report Manager from where reports on your formulae can be run. It is not responsible for evaluating formulae; that is done by the Formula Engine.
The Formula Engine, which is responsible for evaluating the formula when the formula is executed, imposes the following restrictions:
  • The formula must contain no more than 150 characters
  • The formula must contain no more than 26 operands
  • The number of decimal places must be between 0 and 5 inclusive. 


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