Adam Weaver
11/20/2024, 10:19 PMCeligo AI
11/20/2024, 10:20 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):Yes, you can divide
{fields1}
by {fields2}
in NetSuite. This can be done in a saved search or a formula field.
For example, if you have two fields, field1
and field2
, and you want to find the percentage of field1
to field2
, you can use the following formula: sum({field1})/nullif(sum({field2}),0)
. This formula will calculate the sum of field1
and divide it by the sum of field2
. The nullif
function is used to avoid a divide by zero error. If the sum of field2
is zero, the function will return null instead of causing an error.
Here is an example of how you can use this formula in a saved search:
code
sum({field1}+{field2}+{field3})/nullif(sum(nvl({debitamount},0) - NVL({creditamount},0)),0)
In this example, the formula calculates the sum of field1
, field2
, and field3
and divides it by the difference between the debitamount
and creditamount
. If the difference is zero, the nullif
function will return null to avoid a divide by zero error.
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11/20/2024, 10:20 PM