Re: Working with formulas...new post!!!

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Actually, if the calculated value is dependent on the current exchange rate
(which the question sort of sounds like) then this may be one of the cases
where storing the result is warrented. Recalculaing it at a later date when
the exchange rate has changed would not give accurate results. You could, of
course, go thru the dog and pony show of having another table to track the
historical exchange rates and so forth, but in this day of gazillion gigabyte
hard drives it seems like overkill to avoid stoing a few calculated results.

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