Gravity Forms Calculations

  • Dale Wyngaard

    (@superhut)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi Forum,

    I am currently trying to setup a loan calculator using Gravity Forms, but I can’t seem to understand the logic within the calculations.

    Example to link: Loan Calculator example

    Basically the user inputs the Age, Value of Property, and Outstanding Balance of Bond. Which then returns a result of Home Value. Then the result of Home Value divided by the Age percentage give you the Calculation result. Which is all fine and working, but then the Loan to you result is the problem I just cannot seem to solve.

    Loan to You is determined by the Calculation being in a range of (for example): 100000 – 200000, but the conditional logic used on Gravity Forms only gives me a Greater Than and a Less Than to use, which works, however, I am using multiple fields for Loan to You, so if the 1) Loan to You is 100000 – 200000, and 2) 200000 – 300000. Now if my Calculation is (for example): 150000, then both fields for Loan to You are displayed (which is incorrect), because 150000 is being read that 1) is less than 200000 and 2) is less than 300000.

    There is no range field to use inside Gravity Forms Conditional Logic, so all I can use is the greater than and less than conditional logic.

    Now my question is, how do I display only the correct range for the right amount, without displaying the multiple fields.

    Kind regards,
    Dale

    • This topic was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by Dale Wyngaard.

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