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November 18, 2015
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how can i have the total price of my essembly in a bom table

  • November 18, 2015
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Hello (sorry for my english)

I want to know the total price of my assembly

For that i have introduce a parameter in each part call "prix"with a value

I put the colum in the bom table in the drw

I put a line a the end of the table to display the result of the total price

I do a summation in repeat region on the parameter "prix" , ask to put the result in a cell call "total"

YOUPI!!! it works well.......not exactly

I have the summ of all parameter call "price" but if i have qty more than "1" it's wrong.

I don't know how to do to have for each part the relation price= price* qty.

Somebody can help me ????????????????

Thanks for your help

Roger


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Best answer by mender

Glad to help!  I hear there is a thing you should do at this point, which is marking the answer as correct.  I understand this will help future people with the same question easily find the right technique.

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mender12-Amethyst
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November 18, 2015

In Repeat Region > Relations, open the 'local parameters' section at the bottom, add a variable 'total'.  In the relations section, enter 'total = asm_mbr_prix' (presuming you are using asm.mbr.prix to get at the price).  In the table, use rpt.rel.(User Defined) total to call out this calculated value, and sum that column.

    rbernerd1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    November 18, 2015

    Thanks for your answer

    I have apply that you say and it's ok for me

    Your help was great

    Thanks again

    Roger

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    12-Amethyst
    November 18, 2015

    Glad to help!  I hear there is a thing you should do at this point, which is marking the answer as correct.  I understand this will help future people with the same question easily find the right technique.

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