Entering Formulas

The formula builder has some specific keyboard assignments which are required for it's 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

Incomplete Emissions Data Notification

Defining the Email Body for Reminder to complete outstanding Emissions

Maintaining Referential Data

Security Considerations and Limitations

Emissions Management: Outstanding Data Generation & Result Calculation

External Material Reference