Hi. I need yo do a report (end-user) in a XAF-win app.
In this report I just need to show 2 fields [Entregados] and [Plan] (both Int32).
I need to show some operations (* and /) with them.
I create 2 calculatedfields
calculatedField1 = [Entregados] * [Plan]
calculatedField2 = [Entregados] / [Plan]
When I bind this calculated fields to XRlabel in report, calculatedField1 shows ok, but calculatedField2 shows allways "0".
I have try changing calculatedField2's datatype to Float, double, decimal without success, allways shows "0".
I have try with all XRLabel ́s formatString options (Number, n,n1,n2,f, etc) with success.
Example:
[Entregados] = 41
[Plan] = 100
calculatedField1 = (41 * 100) = 4100
calculatedField2 = (41 / 100) = 0 <--- I need to show 0.41 but allways shows "0"
so the question is: How can I show correctly this calculatedField (0.41) ?
Thanks in advance
ALBERTO
Bug Report
Q146596
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Hello Alberto,
Thank you for the description. We've already discussed a similar issue: Calculated Field.
Basically, this behavior is by design. However, we've decided that it makes sense to improve usability, since this is a common user scenario. So, I've converted this issue into a new bug report.
Our developers will continue working on this problem, and we'll keep you informed of any progress. Currently, you can use the 1.0 multiplier in the expression of the calculated field. Please refer to the attached sample to review how it works.
Thanks,
Alessandro.