Your problem may be caused by the fact that you cannot use the result of a
formfield calculation as the input to another formfield calculation. All
calculations must be based entirely upon the data that is entered by the
user (plus the use of constants of course).
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Are there any differences in how Word handles calculations entered thru
Form
Fields - Calculations, Table - Formula or creating the formula from
scratch?
and how do spaces affect calculations?
Generally - I don't have problems using Word's formulas but this one is
causing a lot of head scratching. There might be a number of factors
going
on since I am using the US version of Word 2003 to construct an invoice
type
form that will be used in Germany using the German version of Word 2003.
All
number values when entered are set to be represented in Euros. Entry
fields
and calculating fields where applicable have been set to numeric values
and
the formatting to reflect Euros and Euros formatting.
This is a protected word template that uses simple formulas to calculate
line
item totals. At the bottom of the last column where the formulas are
calculating the totals, I have a formula set to calculate the column
total.
All of the individual line items are calculating properly.
Formulas for these rows are entered in column "F" and constructed as:
{=D1*E1*1\# "# ##0,00 ?;(# ##0,00 ?);"} and total properly.
Formula for the TOTAL at the bottom of column "F" is:
{=SUM(F1:F19) \# "# ##0,00 ?;(# ##0,00 ?);"} which starts off totaling
correctly but soon gets off the mark.
I can't see where in the formula(s) where it's going wrong...
Can any of the the MVP's assist with this wrangle??? Best regards, Lenny
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