TAS: Supposed to be easy...it's not. Or am I missing something.

This is supposed to be easy. I want to have the esl "Effective Skill Level" be the sum of "ad_bonus", "lvl", & " total_ad_mod ". What am I missing? on('sheet:opened change:repeating_defense change:total_ad_mod', function () { TAS.repeating('defense') .attrs('total_ad_mod') .fields('esl', 'ad_bonus', 'lvl') .each(function(r){ r.esl = r.ad_bonus + r.lvl + total_ad_mod; }) .execute(); }); Updated and still not quite there.

I believe you're calling the wrong portion...here's a call I use on the Savage Worlds Tabbed sheet: on('change:repeating_augmentation remove:repeating_augmentation',function(){ TAS.repeatingSimpleSum('augmentation','augStrain','totalStrain'); }); Does that help?

Not trying to do a simple sum On the same row: esl = total_ad_mod + ad_bonus + lvl. total_ad_mod is an attr. I need to add it in to the calculations // Update Lines on Defense on('change:repeating_defense change:total_ad_mod', function () { TAS.repeating('defense') .attrs('total_ad_mod') .fields('esl', 'ad_bonus', 'lvl'') .each(function (r) { r.D[0].esl = r.F.ad_bonus + r.F.lvl + r.F.total_ad_mod; }) .execute(); });

Need to add a second argument to the each for attributes and reference attributes on it: .each(function(r,a){ r.esl = r.ad_bonus + r.lvl + a.total_ad_mod; })

Like this? // Update Lines on Defense on('change:repeating_defense remove:repeating_defense change:total_ad_mod', function () { TAS.repeating('defense') .attrs('total_ad_mod') .fields('esl', 'ad_bonus', 'lvl') .each(function(r,a){ r.esl = r.ad_bonus + r.lvl + a.total_ad_mod; }) .execute(); });

Yeah. The first parameter will be all the fields in the correct row. The second will be all the attributes specified to attrs(). 

So this sheet worker sets the total_ad_mod // Update Active Defense Modifier // Ref. B374 on("sheet:opened change:dodge change:current_dodge change:combat_reflexes change:trained_by_master change:weapon_master change:ambidextrouse change:manuever change:posture change:fencing change:parryweapon change:unarmed_parry change:mpp change:def_above_atkr change:condition_ad_penalty change:ad_bad-foot change:ad_cant-see-attacker change:ad_mounted change:shieldDB change:acro_dodge change:ad_dodgeanddrop change:ad_feverish_defense change:opp change:ad_retreat", function (e) { console.log('****** Update Active Defense Bonus ******'); getAttrs(["parryweapon", "unarmed_parry", "mpp", "def_above_atkr", "condition_ad_penalty", "ad_bad-foot", "ad_cant-see-attacker", "ad_mounted", "shieldDB", "acro_dodge", "ad_dodgeanddrop", "ad_feverish_defense", "opp", "ad_retreat", "combat_reflexes", "man_def_mod", "posture_defend"], function(v) { var vals = Object.values(v); vals.push(0); setAttrs({ total_ad_mod: vals.reduce(getSum) }); }); });

And this one is getting an error when it calls the total_ad_mod // Update Lines on Defense on('change:repeating_defense remove:repeating_defense change:total_ad_mod', function () { TAS.repeating('defense') .attrs('total_ad_mod') .fields('esl', 'ad_bonus', 'lvl') .each(function(r,a){ r.esl = r.ad_bonus + r.lvl + a.total_ad_mod; }) .execute(); });

The resulting esl will usually be positive but can be negative to indicate no defense possible. what I am getting is "0140" What it seems to be doing is concating the numbers.

I have the solution! // Update Lines on Defense on('change:repeating_defense remove:repeating_defense change:total_ad_mod', function () { TAS.repeating('defense') .attrs('total_ad_mod') .fields('esl', 'ad_bonus', 'lvl') .each(function(r,a){ r.D[0].esl = r.I.ad_bonus + r.I.lvl + a.I.total_ad_mod; }) .execute(); });

Thanks Aaron for the quick clarification!!

Great!  Yeah, sorry, I should have mentioned that earlier. You can use .F if you need decimal places. 

You can use r.I instead of r.D[0]. Shouldn’t make any real difference, just means it converts to a string earlier in the process, possibly twice. Super minor inefficiency. 

Actually, I will be implementing that in another part of my sheet. I still have to implement this in melee and ranged repeating sections. Again thanks for your amazing help.