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Not sure if this is what you are loking to achive but this is what i did:
1. Created a subForm on the Master Page and named it "sub" (see in code below). I placed 3 text fields with the "sub" subform (Field1, Field2, and Field3) and gave it a flow of Western text. I moved and placed the subform at the top of the master page since you mentioned it was for a header.
2. Next, I renamed the default master page name from (Master Page) to MP. Of course you can use whatever name you desire.
3. Next, I placed a check box on the body page to serve as the trigger to hide one of the fields within the "sub" subform. Note, I needed to copy the absolute-SOM path for the field I want to hide on the master page (MP). This was "form1.MP.Page1.sub.Field2".... NOTE: I included the ENTIRE path starting with form1. If you renamed this default, you must use whatver that name is.
Thus:
form1 = highest in hierarchy list
MP = Name of my master page
Page1 = Default name of subform within MP master page
sub = subform i created which is set to flow (Western)
Field2 = field i want to hide with check box on body page is checked
So the Formcalc code on the check box ended up as:
if ($ == 1)
then
form1.MP.Page1.sub.Field2.presence = "hidden"
elseif ($ <> 1)
then
form1.MP.Page1.sub.Field2.presence = "visible"
endif
Hope this helps!
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