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Formulas allow you to automatically populate a tag with a value based on the values of other tags in a document. They are limited to the prefillable text and number tagstags that can be filled out by the document sender prior to sending out the document for signingas well as text tags.

Set up a Formula

Step 1: Set up your document/template

To start, create a new Document or Regular Template, upload your files, and add the necessary tags.

Step 2: Open the conditional formula setting

For any prefillable tag or text tag that you would like to create a formula for, open the settings by clicking on the tag to select it and click on the gear icon. The tags settings window will pop up, locate the line called “Saved Conditions” and click on the ellipsis button. A new popup window will appear where you will build your formula.

Step 3: Build your formula

You can now start to create your formula. In Signority, there are three types of formulas you can create:

Conditional Formula

To build a conditional formula, select the “Conditional” option from the list of formulas.

Then next to “IF Tag”, select the tag that will be used for the condition.

After that, select a comparison operator under “is” and a “value” to compare the tag’s value to.

Finally, enter the text that the tag should take on if the condition is met.

At the end, you will have something that looks like the following.

This conditional formula says: if the tag named “Cost 1” is greater than 1000, then set the tag to contain the text “CEO Approval”.

Copy Formula

The Copy formula allows a tag to take on the value of another tag.

To set it up, simply choose the “Copy” option from the list of formulas. Then, choose the name of the tag you wish to copy.

Sum Formula

The Sum formula allows a tag to take the value of the sum of the values of multiple tags.

To create a sum formula, choose the “Sum” option from the list of formulas.

Next, to choose the tags to be included in the sum there are two ways you can do this:

  1. Use Shift + Click to select a range
  2. Ctrl + Click (⌘Cmd + Click on Mac) to select a single tag in addition to other already selected tags

Step 4: Add and Save the Formula

Once your formula is complete, click “+Add” at the bottom of the popup, then click “Save” to return to the tag’s settings. The condition line will now be marked as “Defined”.

Step 5: Edit a Formula

To edit a condition, complete step 2 again and then select the formula you wish to edit and click “Modify at the bottom of the pop-up. Make the necessary changes and then click “Save”.

This feature is actively being enhanced. Stay tuned for more formulas in the future!

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