Hi there
I’m working on a schedule tracker, and I need to calculate which duration can I set on a new entry. Basically, I’m allowed to work 8:12 per day.
I used parent/child tables, and in the child table “Detail_Day” I’m using this formula:
List_OtherChilds= SELECT( Detail_Day[key_detail_day], AND( [Related_Key_Detail]=[_THISROW].[Related_Key_Detail], [key_detail_day]<>[_THISROW].[key_detail_day] ) )
CALCULATION_otherDetails_Duration_VC= SUM( [List_OtherChilds][TotalTime_Detail_VC] )
Where [TotalTime_Detail_VC]
is a sum of various durations
And in initial value, I use the formula:
workTime= "08:12:00"-[CALCULATION_otherDetails_Duration_VC]
Each formula, individually, seems to work properly.
When I sync the app, I get this error:
Expression appears to be part of a cycle[…]
I tried something else, based on excellent article from @Steve:
I think it summarizes what I tried earlier in two separate steps:
SUM( SELECT( Detail_Day[TotalTime_Detail_VC], AND( [key_detail_Day] <> [_THISROW].[key_detail_Day], [Related_Key_Detail] = [_THISROW].[Related_Key_Detail] ) )
)
Anyway, I still have the cycle-error message.
I think I get the point, but I have no idea about how to get it working ? Any idea ?
(A second trouble I will probably have is matching duration vs time, but I will deal with it in a second time)
Many thanks in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
This?
(
"008:12:00"
- SUM(
SELECT(
Detail_Day[duration-column],
AND(
([Related_Key_Detail] = [_THISROW].[Related_Key_Detail]),
NOT([_ROWNUMBER] = [_THISROW].[_ROWNUMBER])
)
)
)
)
replacing duration-column
with the name of the column in the Detail_Day table that contains the duration associated with each row.
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