You can read the fields that should be condtions into a table in the load script. From that table you can use the Peek() function afterwards and create variables. These variables can be used in conditions both in the load script and/or in the UI later on.
Do you have more specific sample data to illustrate how you would want it to work that you could create and share with us?
You can read the fields that should be condtions into a table in the load script. From that table you can use the Peek() function afterwards and create variables. These variables can be used in conditions both in the load script and/or in the UI later on.
Do you have more specific sample data to illustrate how you would want it to work that you could create and share with us?
I have Condition.xls file. Here the Leader name is associated with another sales table. The rest of the fields i.e. Include, exclude and date are supposed to be conditions for which the last column i.e 50% calc. is to be calculated.
