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Tag calculation happens in the order of left to
right and top to bottom.
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But what if this 'Total' line actually appeared
ABOVE the 'Detail' Lines. In that case, the Total will be calculated before the
Tags that provide the Input, and they will be zero because they have not been
calculated yet! That's why we have Execution Iterations. Any Tags may be listed
for higher Execution Iterations. So if Tag 2, in the normal sequence, is
calculated before Tag 1, but Tag 2 needs Tag 1 to be already calculated, then
we can raise the Execution Iteration of Tag 2 to 2.With every Execution
Iteration, only the Tags listed for that Iteration will be calculated.
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For example, Tag 24 relies on input from Tag 23.
So, if in the left-to-right and top-to-bottom scenario, Tag 24 happens before
Tag 23, then in that case we need to ensure that Tag 24 is calculated LATER,
for example in Calculation round 2.
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We can manually edit the Calculation Round, called
the Execution Iteration.
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The Help on this Field also explains about
Execution Iterations.
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Execution Iteration can also be raised for many
Tags with the Selection and Automatic functions.
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The Automatic function raises all Tags that depend
on other Tags.
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Bear in mind though, that there may still be cases
of Tags that depend on Others that also depend on Others, in which case we
still need to raise some of them Manually or by Selection.