Client uses an interest rate table that changes weekly - we have 10 calculations happening in formula based on the rate
When the rate changes, would like the formula to ignore converted Leads
Example table
all the way to 99 years
so the formula grabs the corresponding rate based on age, it's possible in conversation there is a correction so i can't lock after entering the DOB but I do want to lock it once its converted
so i guess i need to nest all the formulas to check "= is Converted" etc but is there a simpler way or unknown feature?
When the rate changes, would like the formula to ignore converted Leads
Example table
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 45, cPLFLTV = 0.234);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 46, cPLFLTV = 0.239);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 47, cPLFLTV = 0.245);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 48, cPLFLTV = 0.25);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 49, cPLFLTV = 0.255);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 46, cPLFLTV = 0.239);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 47, cPLFLTV = 0.245);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 48, cPLFLTV = 0.25);
ifThen(cAgeOfYounger == 49, cPLFLTV = 0.255);
all the way to 99 years
so the formula grabs the corresponding rate based on age, it's possible in conversation there is a correction so i can't lock after entering the DOB but I do want to lock it once its converted
so i guess i need to nest all the formulas to check "= is Converted" etc but is there a simpler way or unknown feature?

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