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Tutorial: Adding Your Own Formulas to the Project Notebook
The default Project Notebook available with all automation projects comes with a number of formulas that can be easily incorporated in your automations when selected from the menu of activity fields. In this tutorial, we will create a simple currency conversion automation that demonstrates how you can add a formula of your own to the Project Notebook and use it in your project.
We will start by manually adding a formula to convert USD to EUR in cell C1 of the Scratchpad sheet in the Project Notebook, and then we will create an automation that performs the following tasks:
- Retrieves the US Dollar to EUR exchange rate from a web search and adds it in cell A1.
- Prompts for an amount in USD during project execution and adds the amount in cell B1.
- Displays a message box with the EUR equivalent of the USD amount calculated in cell C1.
To wrap things up, we will future-proof our automation against any changes to the Project Notebook by naming the cells used in the automation and updating the project to use the named cells.