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Wynn
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Use CalcManager without binding to controls
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Hi Mike,

     Can I use CalcManager without binding to controls. Here is what I want to do. I will assign formula to CalcManager like ( A + B ) * ( IF ( X > Y, X , Y )). Then I will pass the value of each A, B, X, Y dynamically from the code. Is it possible to achieve using CalcManager?

Thanks

Regards

Wynn

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    Hi Wynn,

    Yes, what you need to do is used NamedReferences. You can add NamedReferences called "A", "B", "X", and "Y". To give a NamedReference a constant value, you set it's formula. For example, "5" is a perfectly valid formula.

    Then you can create another NamedReference whose formula is "( [A] + [B] ) * ( IF ( [X] > [Y], [X] , [Y] ))"

    I'm pretty sure there is a sample that does something like this in order to calculate the radius of a circle incluced with the NetAdvantage SDK under the UltraCalcManager samples.