Send sample data and schema too.

Have you found any sorting scripts for the mentioned column? Share the form if you can (vkatoch07@gmail.com) will have a look.

Check the script in the forms if you have one. If the script code is put in the individual fields, then put it at the subform level.     

I meant to say you can write a script to validate if the required checkboxes are checked or not. For that, you can give a button and write a script on that for checking whether the required field is checked or not. or Can write the script on the checkbox to check whether any two check box selected i...

You need to check the value of those items to make sure that 2 are selected. You can do that in validate form button.

What do you mean check 2 items? Is it like you want to check 2 checkboxes on checking one checkbox?   If this is the case then you can do like below:   In java script: eg. checkbox on/off values are 0/1 form1.CheckBox1::click - (JavaScript, client)if(this.rawValue == 1){CheckBox2.rawValue =1;}else{C...

Try this: if (Number(tblReimbRcvd.row3.cost2Dec.rawValue) > Number(tblCourse.row8.cost2Dec.rawValue)){this.rawValue = tblCourse.row8.cost2Dec.rawValue;} else {this.rawValue = tblReimbRcvd.row3.cost2Dec.rawValue;}

This will give you idea: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/forms/upgrade-aem-forms/upgrade.html?lang=en

From the dateEnd field in your form, remove validation pattern and make the field protected/readOnly instead of calculated. I have modified the script as per your date fields format: var dtStart = util.scand("yy-mm-dd", this.rawValue);var dtEnd = new Date(dtStart.getFullYear(), dtStart.getMonth(), d...

Yes, it's simple. You can do with subform too as below: form1.Page1.Subform1::initialize - (JavaScript, client)this.h = "7in";