Challenge #74: Build a Factorial Calculator

[JORGE4900]

Following up on @SeanAdams iterative macro solution, here a similar one.

I was impressed by @AdamR_AYX  & @patrick_digan  discussion of using %Question.FieldName% to pass users' field names and values.

However, I could not figure out how to only accept one field from the user but keep iterating more variables--(Factor, Factorial, & Message).

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[JORGE4900]

Hello @Kenda 

This batch macro is an excellent approach using the value for the control parameter to generate the rows. I also noticed that once you run the macro, it converts the defaulf value to text as seen here.

Well done; that was a pretty good idea.

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[JORGE4900]

Hey @Treyson 

Pretty good workflow; I was expecting the negative factorials results go positive negative like this: −2! = −2 −2 + 1! = −2 * −1 = 2

Check out this reference.

[LukeG]

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My Solution. Used generate rows and multi-row formula

[CliffordC]

Pretty much the same as everyone else.

[TonyaS]

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[fmeo]

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[IvyM]

Very first Macro!