Automatically Perform Calculations
Using saved Calculation Templates, calculation can be automated as a task. They need to be associated with a filter setting which can be taken from a Saved Datasheet.
- From within the Tasks grid view, either double-click on a selected task row, or click on the Edit The Edit Tasks dialogue window appears.
- Select the Calculation template from the drop down list.
- Select a Saved Datasheet from the Filter From drop down list to apply the calculation template to.
- Set the recurrence interval over which you wish the Task to run.
- (Optional) To add sub tasks, click Add Sub Tasks (See Add Sub Tasks for more details).
- Click OK.
- Remember to click Save in the Quick Access Toolbar to save the entire Task set, prior to closing the Tasks grid view.
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