Thank you @Mayank_Tiwari 

I don't know why the avg function would return -0.01 as default, but I think the test you tried is scripted in JavaScript, not in FormCalc and I doubt you can mix both languages in the same event.

Reacting to @radzmar recent comment about scripting a field's visibility instead of setting the visibility in the object properties:I have designed forms that can be either filled in directly in the form or by importing data into the form. The problem I  had with that is that importing data would no...

The pages you see on your screenshot are Page1, testpage and Page2:Page2 is hidden due to the following scriptpmp::docReady - (JavaScript, client)Page2.presence = "hidden"; To see Page2, remove that script

Sorry It looks like in the preview, it displays only one of the 2 pages (page2 or test page) … not sure why. so the second page you see in your screenshot is page3 which is still set as positioned, hence the overlapping. 

see Modified form 

As a general suggestion, I would highly recommend you watch some tutorials on LiveCycle/AEM Designer as there are lots of features that are tricky to figure by yourself and the Adobe documentation tends to be overwhelming considering both its extensive coverage, and its conciseness. They are still v...

Yes, I wanted to point out that the data structure of your form was (unecessarily?) complex ... but you absolutely can achieve the same thing with repeatable tables. In your form you would go with something likevar sTargetNew = "cardssubform.Table1[" + nNewCardIndex + "]";this.resolveNode(sTargetNew...

The subform is repeatable: see the binding tab of the object. 

I played a bit with your form. since it does not look like you are using the features of a table, I just moved the fields into a repeatable field. anyway, I hope this is what you intended. The way to repopulate the new Card is to copy the fields’ value from the “clicked” instance into the new instan...