I suspect the answer is I can't but...
I have a trigger expression like
last(somehostvalue)>{$MonthlyLimit}*0.8/30
which is intended to fire when usage exceeds 80% of the (calculated) daily limit... And yes I am using 30day months for convenience...
So in the trigger name I want to include the actual value (which works as {item.value1}) and the calculated 80% value. I really don't want to have to include the calculation in the trigger name as I need to create these for 80%, 90%, 100% and also weekly/monthly variants for inbound/outbound traffic so that 18 triggers to create...
If I use $1 then I get the value of {$MonthlyLimit} even if I put the expression in ( )
Any suggestions?
thanks
David
I have a trigger expression like
last(somehostvalue)>{$MonthlyLimit}*0.8/30
which is intended to fire when usage exceeds 80% of the (calculated) daily limit... And yes I am using 30day months for convenience...
So in the trigger name I want to include the actual value (which works as {item.value1}) and the calculated 80% value. I really don't want to have to include the calculation in the trigger name as I need to create these for 80%, 90%, 100% and also weekly/monthly variants for inbound/outbound traffic so that 18 triggers to create...
If I use $1 then I get the value of {$MonthlyLimit} even if I put the expression in ( )
Any suggestions?
thanks
David
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