If you want to access a field created via global product options within a formula you can use the function GetGlobalField

This function will ask you for the global product ID and the field ID you want to use.

For example, below I have a global product option that adds the text box ‘Full Name’ ...

Inside a formula, you can type Math. (including the dot) to bring up a list of mathematical functions that you can use

The list includes the number of parameters that the function requires and its explanation, for example, to get the absolute value of a number you can use:

Math.abs(10.11);

There are different ways to create multi-price options, in this tutorial we are going to cover them

Changing price using conditional logic

If you just want to use different fixed prices depending on the options selected (you don’t need to do any arithmetical operation to calculate an option price) the best way to do this is by using conditional logic. To change the price with conditions do the following.

1.- Select a field and go to the condition tab

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Some fields have special actions called functions, these functions are used to retrieve specific information from a field. You can see the functions of each field by adding a dot after a field in a formula like this:

$Field 1$.

You can use these function anywhere in the formula, for example you could use it in a condition like this:

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Introduction

You can create conditions using an structure like this

if(comparison)
{
  return value
}

or if you prefer you can use a shorter structure like this:

if(comparison)
    value

Replace “comparison” with the comparison you want and “value” with the value that need to be used, example:

You can use multiple if ...

Similar to excel a formula is a way for you to create your own calculations to define things like the price of a product or the text that a box is going to have.