Storing derived fields
Derived fields are available only within the process in which it was created and subsequent processes. For example, if you define a derived field named Pct_Usage with the formula:
(Curr_bal / Credit_limit) * 100
in a process, Pct_Usage will not be available in any other process (except an immediately following process if Make Persistent is enabled).
However, you can save the derived field definition in the same way that you would save any other query. You can store the derived field definition in the Stored Derived Fields list and give it a name (for example, Pct_of_limit_used). Later, if you want to use the same derived field in another process in the same or a different flowchart, you can select Pct_of_limit_used from the Stored Derived Fields list and insert the stored derived expression, rather than reconstructing it from scratch.
To store a derived field
To use a stored derived field