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I expect that you have the value of the computed value in a separate field? What have you tried so far? In any case. You need an extra field that does something like this: 

ifElse(greaterThan($testfield_c,1),multiply($testfield_c,99),0)

Thanks so much for the help.  I actually missed one piece to add.  This works but I only want it to do the math for the stations above 1.  So if they have 1 station the answer would be $0.  If they have 2 stations the answer would be $990, 3 stations would be $$1,980.  Not sure if that makes sense?

Hi, I figured out a workaround,   Thanks for your help.

Thanks so much for the help.  I actually missed one piece to add.  This works but I only want it to do the math for the stations above 1.  So if they have 1 station the answer would be $0.  If they have 2 stations the answer would be $990, 3 stations would be $$1,980.  Not sure if that makes sense?

Hi, I figured out a workaround,   Thanks for your help.

Ah, actually its easy. In the formula you need to substract 1 from the value in 'testfield_c' before you multiply. 

so the formula would be something like: 

ifElse(greaterThan($testfield_c,1),multiply(subtract($testfield_c,1),99),0)

in this case if the testfield = 1 it returns 0

in any other case the 'station' has 1 substracted and multiplied with 99.