Error when running CalculateRollupfield workflow

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I have the custom workflow msdyncrmWorkflowTools. When I run the workflow I get this error (see first screenshot). The '28.25' is the current value I have in my rollup field "Sum of Total Durations" that I want to run the workflow on.

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What is the error?

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epark06 1,328 on at

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The '0.00' is the current value on the rollup field I want to run the workflow on.

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Plugin Trace: [msdyncrmWorkflowTools: msdyncrmWorkflowTools.CalculateRollupField] [msdyncrmWorkflowTools (1.0.10.0): msdyncrmWorkflowTools.CalculateRollupField] Load CRM Service from context --- OK ParentObjectTypeCode=10140--ParentId=0b34c2db-9526-e711-80dc-005056bec900 [Microsoft.Crm.Rollup: Microsoft.Crm.Rollup.CalculateRollupFieldPlugin] [500011e9-5188-4bdb-b5b8-d16d7b387871: CalculateRollupFields] Error Message: Unhandled Exception: Microsoft.Crm.CrmException: 'new_weeklytimecard' entity doesn't contain attribute with Name = '21.00'. at Microsoft.Crm.Sandbox.SandboxCodeUnit.Execute(IExecutionContext context) at Microsoft.Crm.Workflow.Services.ProxyCustomActivity.Execute(CodeActivityContext executionContext)

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The FieldName parameter should be set to the name of the rollup field (e.g. new_myrollupfield). It looks like you're setting it to the current value of the field (e.g. 21.00)

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[quote user="David Jennaway"]

The FieldName parameter should be set to the name of the rollup field (e.g. new_myrollupfield). It looks like you're setting it to the current value of the field (e.g. 21.00)

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That worked, thank you so much!

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