Plus gift state total?
Would gift not be in total anyway?
Also isn’t there a discount and service total tag rather than specify
Plus gift state total?
Would gift not be in total anyway?
Also isn’t there a discount and service total tag rather than specify
Little column A, little column B…
It’s too late to visualise this senario, but I’d definatly do test/think about it…
I think with the ternary switching to plain total it should be OK, but then again no, cause its then not taking the service delivery charge into account which could Put it over 12.
Pretty sure, final answer for tonight, need to include service in math…
But actually yes it is cause its plain total…
It’s too late, am going to bed lol
Ticket total minus tax, discount, and service, at least that way you know exactly where you stand hehe
What rule event are you using?
I am sorry I told you wrong… try {PLAIN TOTAL: }
Sorry to resurface an old topic, but I’ve just been pulling my hair out today with the same situation where dealing with {PLAIN TOTAL}
being <
or >=
to apply a calculation then having the crash in the same way as the OP, then simply using {PLAIN TOTAL: }
instead resolves it so simply.
So my question is - what exactly is {PLAIN TOTAL: }
doing, using a space for the X
and what is the X
defining in {PLAIN TOTAL:X}
?