Hi Uwe

It does not affect all fields.

% Complete

if number(bac) > 0 then
number(ev) / number(bac)
else
0
end

% Planned

let t := today();
let tb := sum(task.snap_bac);
if tb > 0 then
    sum(for k in task do
            let s := k.start_date;
            let e := k.end_date;
            if s and e then
                if t < s then
                    0
                else
                    if t >= e then
                        number(k.snap_bac)
                    else
                        number(k.snap_bac) * (days(s, t) + 1) / (days(s, e) + 1)
                    end
                end
            else
                0
            end
        end) /
    tb
else
    0
end

Rafael Sanchis 

Hello,

Thank you for looking into this.

It does not depend on all formula fields. Simple formulas on the same form (date differences such as Duration, Time Elapsed or Days Remaining) load instantly. The delay comes from formula fields that traverse relationships, especially when a formula reads another formula field of the linked records. Hiding those fields makes the form load immediately; showing them again brings the delay back on every visit, even when no data has changed.

Setup: table Projects (1 record) with reverse links to Task (19 records) and Budget Items (90 records).

1) Projects · % Planned: loops over the linked tasks and reads a formula field (weight) on each task:

let t := today();

sum(for k in task do

 let s := k.start_date;

 let e := k.end_date;

 if t < s then 0

 else if t >= e then number(k.weight)

 else number(k.weight) * (days(s, t) + 1) / (days(s, e) + 1) end end

end)

2) Task · weight (formula), which depends on another formula:

if projects.bac > 0 then task_budget_bac / projects.bac end

3) Task · task_budget_bac (formula), filtering the project's budget items by chapter:

let c := number(chapters);

sum(projects.budget_items[number(chapters) = c].total_cost)

Several other Projects fields (EV, PV, SV, SPI, EAC, TCPI, Task Coverage) reference these fields, so the same chain is recalculated multiple times each time the form opens. Wrapping the top formula in cached() did not noticeably help.

The same structure and formulas load instantly in Ninox 3.

If it helps your developers, I can share a copy of the database or invite you to the workspace.

Uwe 

Thanks for confirming that it's a bug.