You could just simply use - this.rawValue = null;Wouldnt that do the same thing?

You can create a faux database with hidden objects in your formSee How to develop PDF form with its own database of values

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Glad to assist.

I would think if you have multiple script objects you might need to be more specific with it's reference.For Example:If i was working in my script object vars but wanted to access my function in moreVars, it would be referenced like this:moreVars.profileCount();I dont know if thats what you were aft...

When I have done this type of thing I have found else scripts a little unreliable. The thing is, in this case it isnt needed at all, just put everything in the if statement. Hide and show objects in one place. It will work this way.EgIf(DD1.rawValue == "1") //when 1 is selected, show TF1, 2 and 3 bu...

Does it help to set the value font size to 0?Zero font size for the value will resize the font of the whole object dynamically.

Definitely too late for this i would think, but here is a nice solution.I have a textfield with the default value "Amount: "I also have a second textfield for the amount value. I used a textfield because a value of 1.00 in a numericfield will become just '1' in a text field when you move the raw val...

Perfect, thanks radzmar​

Never mind, solved in record time...sometimes reading the help works CheckBox1.execEvent("change");this did the trick, it didn't check the box too, but the code in the change event executed which is what i wanted.