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Put your business logic in a calculator form
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How can ConvertCalculator help you put your business logic in a calculator form?_
Your Swiss army knife for building calculation forms
Assign values
Connect your formula to your form inputs by assigning values to elements (e.g. multiple choice, selection or dropdown). Simple, but powerful.
Formula builder
Create anything you need with our bespoke formula builder. From straightforward to highly complex calculations. We've got you covered.
External data
Does your business logic rely on extensive input data? Datasheets will help you turn your Excel files into a calculation form that converts.
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Your business logic in a calculator form?
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FAQ: Common 'Calculation' questions
Visit our docs if you want to learn more, or reach out to our support team. We’re very responsive.
What do you mean by 'formula builder'?
The formula builder is our mechanism for creating formulas and variables. You can compare our formula builder to the "formula bar" in Excel. There is one difference though. Cells in Excel can function as an input and an output value. In ConvertCalculator, formulas always display output value. That is why we do not require an '=' symbol before you type. Adding an ' = ' before your formula, will throw an error.
How do I make a formula with the outputs of two questions?
You can reference the value of a question by including the question reference in the formula. E.g. if you want multiply question A and question B, your formula becomes 'QA * QB'.
For number-questions, the output value is clear. For multiple choice and multiple selection questions, there is value tied to each option. This makes it possible to use these types of questions as well.
Does ConvertCalculator support functions such as IF?
Yes, ConvertCalculator supports most functions that are used in Excel. This makes it super powerful to use your business logic in a calculator or create decision trees / conditional logic.
For the full list of the functions we support, visit this page