Could you upload your form?  I'm mildly confused with what you are trying to accomplish by comparing a value from this, and then setting the focus to a field that I'm guessing deals with a last nameThanks

you can ignore my e-mailed solution then   Glad to hear you got the validation to work!

you may also want to check for > 6 too, if you are saying they can only have 6 characters in the field.  Validation pattern would ahve been just as good, but it's personal preference.

I have a table currently that holds attributes from my data.  If the attributes aren't specified, the rows could be empty and skip around...so it could look something like:Header 1<Empty Row>My Data<empty Row>My Data AgainSo if I checked row1 for empty, that would be true, but I still have rows that...

You could also apply a validation pattern to the field with something like text{999999}

could try something like this:function showOrHideTable(table){     var isVisible = false;    // gets the count of instance managers, event_initialize and row objects    var rowCount = table.nodes.length;    for(var i=0; i<rowCount; i++)    {        //get the class name        var myTestNode = table....

Susila,You could also try making your message a bit more descriptive by telling the user where exactly their form needs to be completed.  for example:var rowIM = xfa.resolveNode("page1.Table1.sectionRow").instanceManager; var completed = true; //flag to determine if i == rowIM.countfor(var i=0;i<row...

Susila,Which simple button are you clicking?  No matter where the button is really, you'll need to access the instanceIndex property of the row,  so let's say we have 3 rows and we wanted the 2nd row:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------each of these...

Susila,The url.xml data that you uploaded didn't contain any of the repeating data.  WIthout the preview data, I can really only speculate why it's not working, but I'd suggest to try binding the Table3.Row1 to TableInfo.TableRow[*].Try that and let me know if that seems to fix it, if not, please up...

Depending on where you are getting the number of countries from, you can do an xfa.host.response() to have the user input the number of countries.  Or if you are populating it from a LC orchestration, you can stuff the value into a hidden field, or if you want it random, just do a random number gene...