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Live Updating Currency Fields with Scripting

edited Dec 2, 2019 6:06PM in SuiteCloud / Customization 13 comments

I've got 8 fields on a project that I would like to do some live math scripting on. By that I mean I would like them to update as they leave the field.
These fields are:
Amount (custentity24) - Currency type
MD Labor (custentity153) - Currency Type
Temp Labor (custentity154) - Currency Type
Union Labor (custentity155) - Currency Type
Total Labor (custentity156) - Currency Type
Total Costs (custentity157) - Currency Type
Profit (custentity158) - Currency Type
Labor Percentage (custentity159) - Percent Type

What I would like to do is to have the Total Labor field sum MD, Temp, and Union Labor. Profit should take Amount minus Total Labor and Total Costs. Labor Percentage should be Total Labor divided by Amount.

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