Posted.  Here's the link:https://acrobat.com/#d=ouh7i0A0ONzo9cfsP7rBxw

You know, I really have tried.  I have remained hopeful and positive and figured if I just stuck to it long enough, I'd get it right.  I have recreated the problem area from scratch several times.  I have analyzed the form that was fixed for me and sent back and tried to make mine match it.  I have ...

I have gotten help from this forum before which has been great.  However, when it comes to actually applying the help I've gotten, I just can't seem to get it right. My problem is that I'm trying to get side by side fields to flow.  Let me say, I've saved and opened the sample I've seen on this foru...

Once again, thanks very much for your help (and encouragement).  It works beautifully!

Really? I tried this from your just previous message and it worked:1) if you want the "grade" field to convert it so it always displays the upper case: /////////////////////////////////////////////////// Without + or - grades Put this on the "exit" event of the grade field using formCalc $ = Upper...

Wow! Thanks again. I'm trying to find a class to take somewhere . . .We don't use + /- . I opted not to do the drop down because I think it'll be quicker/more convenient for users to just tab through quickly, rather than pausing to use the drop down. We're all for whatever makes it easier for th...

It works! I might try the drop down box because the letter grade entered must be capitalized for the script to work.  This is not a big deal and otherwise it's great.Very much appreciated - thanks again

Thanks!Here it is.  I had been working yesterday in subforms/fields for 5b and c since I thought those would be the ones which might bump over onto page 2 (in case the pallet options look kooky).  I have a couple other forms that will present the same problems so I can use your guidance on this form...

Thanks so much! I'll give it a try and report back.

I am designing a form which features 2 columns and I'm looking for a script to populate one column based on data in the other.  Specifically, if grades A, B, C, or D are entered into the left column, then the right column populates with 3 credit hours.I assumed a fairly simple if/then statement . . ...