01 | Calculated Attribute Field Examples | 2 m | ||
02 | Configuring the Full Name Calculated Attribute | 6 m | ||
03 | Configuring the Day of the Week Calculated Attribute | 4 m | ||
04 | Configuring the Count of Characters Calculated Attribute | 4 m | ||
05 | Configuring a WorkView Trigger vs a Calculated Attribute | 3 m | ||
06 | Summary | 1 m |
07 | Assessment | 2 m |
08 | WorkView: Building Your First WorkView Solution | |||
09 | WorkView: Hands-On Lab | |||
10 | WorkView: Advanced | |||
11 | WorkView: Troubleshooting | |||
12 | WorkView Implementation (Instructor-Led Training) | |||
13 | WorkView: Application Creation Excelerator (ACE) | |||
14 | WorkView: Notifications with ObjectPop & FilterPop | |||
15 | WorkView: Data Sets |
Calculated Attributes can enhance the user experience in a WorkView solution by performing calculations with existing attribute data, and presenting the calculation as an effective result. This calculation is done in real-time and reflected in the user experience.
To use permanent data to retrieve, report, or modify something in a solution, you might use WorkView Triggers instead, as Calculated Attributes are not permanently stored.
This short course will provide you with real-world examples for Calculated Attributes, and show you how to configure them as part of a WorkView solution. The course also describes when to consider WorkView Triggers rather than Calculated Attributes, and shows you the configuration for a WorkView Trigger as well.
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