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Checklists and Safety

Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist

Create two number prompts in your checklist.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 1
    Step 1

    Create two number prompts in your checklist.

  2. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 2
    Step 2

    Add the first computed value prompt, then configure it by adding the prompts and assigning them to variable names inside the parentheses. Separate the variables with commas.

  3. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 3
    Step 3

    Save the computed value, then add a second computed value prompt.

  4. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 4
    Step 4

    Click the second computed value and select multiplication as the operator. Assign the first number, second number, and the first computed value to variable names.

  5. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 5
    Step 5

    Inside the multiplication operator, copy and paste the computed value variable name, followed by a comma.

  6. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 6
    Step 6

    Select the addition operator. Inside the addition operator, copy and paste the first variable followed by a comma.

  7. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 7
    Step 7

    Add the second variable and close the parentheses. Save the computed value configuration, then save the checklist.

  8. Setting Up Nested Computed Values in a Checklist - step 8
    Step 8

    In Job Link, attach the checklist. When you enter the first number as 1 and the second number as 2, the sum will be 3.

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