Hi there, @vik13develop… as with all things Bubble, I’m sure there are multiple ways to do what you described, and I made an example that demonstrates one of those ways. The key to this example is two workflow events for each slider… one event for when the slider input’s value plus the other two values from the database is less than 100 and one for when the slider input’s value plus the other two values is greater than 100.
The first event described above is pretty uninteresting because it contains a workflow action that simply sets a field in the data type to the slider input’s value and then resets the group in which all of the sliders reside. The second event, however, has to do a little work, and that work looks like the following. Note that I simply created three fields called slider 1, slider 2, and slider 3 on my User data type for the example.
The expression probably looks a bit convoluted because I am subtracting 100 and multiplying by -1, but it didn’t seem like I could enter 100 first and subtract the values of slider 2 and slider 3 from it. That being said, the expression I used works just fine.
Anyway, I hope I have understood your post correctly, and I hope this helps you get down a good path.
Best…
Mike
P.S. If your next question is how did I get the parentheses in the expression, check out the experimental parentheses feature if you haven’t come across it already.