I have a Text Input control named DataCardValuePercentCreate which has the following formula:
//First need to check if Total hours worked in a workweek is less then 40 hours, if so, then the first 2
//hours need to be charged at 100%. If the running total is more then 40 hours then the OT performed from
//Monday thru Saturday needs to be charged at 150%, on Sunday or Holiday the OT is then charged at 200%.
If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) <= 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
If(Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) > 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)
The LabelTotHoursWeek has the following formula:
//Running Total of Hours worked in a Week: Sum of Overtime Hours for selected week + 38 Hours Workweek +
//any additional OT hours entered. Here we use the value that is stored in the DataCardValueWeekNew control.
//DataCardValueWeekNew retrieves the week by using this formula: WeekNum(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate)
With(
{
wList: Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) && EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
The Text Input Control named DataCardValueOTAmount has the following formula (This control calculates the OT earnings):
Text((LookUp(OREPayrollEmployees,ID=varRecordOT.ID,HourlyRate) * DataCardValuePercentCreate)/100 * DataCardValueHoursOTWorked,"###.00")
The problem is that the moment I enter the formula in Text Input control named DataCardValuePercentCreate it gives me
a circular reference error. This is the exact error that is being produced:
This rule creates a circular reference between properties, which is not allowed. A property cannot reference itself or other properties affected by its value.This is the shortest circular reference: DataCardValuePercentCreate.Default -> LabelTotHoursWeek.Text -> DataCardValuePercentCreate.Default
If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) <= 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
If(Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) > 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)
Anyone has any idea how I can get around this error? Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
This is very difficult without the actual app to test and I cannot see a circular reference in the two items you are getting the error on, however using cascading calculations on labels is never a good idea, so try this on DataCardValuePercentCreate
With(
{
wWeek:
With(
{
wList:
Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) &&
EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
},
If(
wWeek <= 40 &&
Weekday(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate) > 1,
100,
wWeek > 40 &&
Weekday(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate) = 1,
200,
150
)
)
and forget about LabelTotHoursWeek
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Type in code (now fixed) - Weekday has small d. So is this now solved?
Hi @Lorem1960 ,
Before I look at all the rest, there are only two things here relevant - please confirm that DataCardValuePercentCreate Default is and what type of control it is.
If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) <= 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) > 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)
and that LabelTotHoursWeek Text property is (it looks a bit familiar)
With(
{
wList:
Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) && EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
Hi Sir,
The default property of the DataCardValuePercentCreate (Text Input control)
has the below formula: Note that it is for the moment commented out since it is given the circular reference error.
//First need to check if total hours worked in a workweek is less then 40 hours, if so, then the first 2
//hours need to be charged at 100%. If the running total is more then 40 hours then the OT perfomed from
//Monday thru Saturday needs to be charged at 150%, on Sunday the OT is then charged at 200%.
/*If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) <= 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
If(Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) > 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)*/
Then there is this Label control named LabelTotHoursWeek which I need to get the running total
of the hours worked in a given week. Maybe I am overcomplicating this here?
//Running Total of Hours worked in a week: Sum of Overtime Hours for selected week + 38 Hours Workweek +
//any additional OT hours entered. Here we use the value that is stored in the DataCardValueWeekNew control.
//DataCardValueWeekNew retrieves the week by using this formula: WeekNum(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate)
With(
{
wList: Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) && EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
Thank you very much for checking.
Can you please supply the exact code on both controls that is resulting in the circular reference - also remove any comments or other non-relevant material.
To get the Percentage:
If(
Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) <= 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
If(Value(LabelTotHoursWeek.Text) > 40 &&
Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)
To get the running total of hours within a week:
With(
{
wList: Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) && EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
This is very difficult without the actual app to test and I cannot see a circular reference in the two items you are getting the error on, however using cascading calculations on labels is never a good idea, so try this on DataCardValuePercentCreate
With(
{
wWeek:
With(
{
wList:
Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) &&
EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
},
If(
wWeek <= 40 &&
Weekday(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate) > 1,
100,
wWeek > 40 &&
Weekday(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate) = 1,
200,
150
)
)
and forget about LabelTotHoursWeek
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Ok thanks, just pasted the formula into DataCardValuePercentCreate Control
Just having this small issue with the WeekDay function that I need to try to figure out. Thx.
Ok I changed the formula to this and it works as expected:
With(
{
wWeek: With(
{
wList: Filter(
OREPayrollOvertime,
Week = Value(DataCardValueWeekNew.Text) && EmpID = GalleryOTResManagers.Selected.ID
)
},
Sum(
wList,
OvertimeHours
) + 38 + DataCardValueHoursOTWorked
)
},
If(
wWeek <= 40 && Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") in ["Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri", "Sat"],
100,
wWeek > 40 && Text(DataCardValueDateOT.SelectedDate,"ddd") = "Sun",
200,
150
)
)
Thanks.
Type in code (now fixed) - Weekday has small d. So is this now solved?
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