I have used numeric entry fields to get user input and then calculate subtotals for each type of accident and an overall total.
I found that I have to do a fair bit of recalculation after each entry, to make sure the totals are correct regardless of the order of entry or if a learner has returned to the page and there are already values there. Does anyone have a more efficient way of achieving this?
In a different but somewhat similar situation, Michael Hinze put repeated calculations on a layer, so he didn't need to do so much repetition. You might find it to be a helpful approach.
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Daniel,
In a different but somewhat similar situation, Michael Hinze put repeated calculations on a layer, so he didn't need to do so much repetition. You might find it to be a helpful approach.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/radio-buttons-button-sets-jumping-to-next-slide
David,
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, and thanks to Michael Hinze for the idea!
This seems a better solution and more scalable for future activities.
Yes, that looks much cleaner and scalable. Nice!
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