Entering Formulas

The formula builder has specific keyboard assignments which are required for its use, most noticeably the use of the $ and the [ESC] keys.

To enter a variable you need to first type a "$" to enter into "variable mode". When you type a "$", the area around the cursor changes to blue and you can then type the name of your variable. Use [ESC] to exit 'variable mode' and continue writing the formula.

Examples:

  • For variable, use the following key sequence: $input.<NameOfVariable>[ESC]
  • For Square Root: \sqrt$input.gas[ESC]
    formula_code_sqrt_example
  • For Log(x): log($input.x[ESC])
    formula_code_log(x)_example
  • For Log(x,y): log($input.x[ESC],$input.y[ESC])
    formula_code_log(x,y)_example
  • For Log10(x): log10($input.x[ESC])
    formula_code_log10(x)_example
  • For Power of 2: $input.gas[ESC]^2[ESC]
    formula_code_powerOf_example

See Also

Emissions Administration

Material Inventory: Emission Factors

Metrics (Emission Types)

Constants

Calculations

Emission Sources

Time Periods

Acceptable Input Deviation

Outstanding Emissions Data Entry Reminder

Outstanding Emissions Data Entry Reminder - Supplier

Incomplete Emissions Data Notification

Defining the Email Body for Reminder to complete outstanding Emissions

Emissions Data Import

Maintaining Referential Data

Security Considerations and Limitations

Emissions Management: Outstanding Data Generation & Result Calculation

External Material Reference