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Functions (e.g., MIN, MAX) can also be applied.
Intermediate fields or manually entered values can be included in the calculation.
Formulas make the declaration flexible: if some values cannot be directly sourced from data, they can be derived through calculations.
Visual Indicators in the Editor
Grey lines – - not available for use (e.g., headers, comments).
Bold lines – - already included in the formula.
Pencil icon – - the line currently being edited.
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Click on the Show Only CIT Return Lines Used in Formula option if you want to display only the lines that are included in the formula. If you need to display all return lines, keep this option disabled.
c) Manual
Manual line type refers to intermediate fields that are not displayed in the main declaration screen or in the print form but are collected on a separate tab.
Users can enter values manually if a figure cannot be pulled automatically from the database.
Such values can then be used as elements in formulas for other declaration lines.
Purpose: to handle cases where a number is mathematically required in formulas but cannot be derived directly from system data.
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