In Acrobat Pro X you can easily extract form data into a CSV file. In Tools>Forms>More Form Options>Compile Returned Forms...you can choose as many files as you want of saved filled in forms and it will extract it into a single CSV.

If you are happy to use Formcalc you could do it like this:Have 8 Numeric Fields called NumericField1 so they would be NumericField1[0], NumericField1[1] etc. and 8 checkboxes called CheckBox1 and they would be CheckBox1[0], CheckBox1[1] etc. and then the total field which say would be NumericField2...

In your password field you will need to put something like (in Formcalc):If ($ == "whateveryourpasswordis") then     otherfield1.access = "open"     otherfield2.access = "open" //etc that will make them user enabledendif

I just realised the reason it is not showing on the assessment page (if you want it to) is that in the button script you have that once 'Free' is entered txtUserEnteredPass.rawValue = ""; That means that the value is no longer 'Free' and the masterpage textfield will be hidden again. As you are hidi...

Do you want the textbox to show on the PasswordForm page or the assessment page? At the moment you have the code so as soon as you enter the password 'Free' it goes to the assessment page and hides the password form page that's why it looks likes it is flashing. It is actually still there but the pa...

In the layout:ready event of the masterpage text field put (in Formcalc):if (form1.PasswordForm.txtUserEnteredPass == "Free") then$.presence = "visible"else $.presence = "hidden"endifhowever as you have set the submit button to goto the next page and hide the first page when you put in 'Free' you wi...

you can either have the textbox hidden and only become visible when that particular button is checked (by using .presence) or have it readonly and then change it to writable when the button is checked (by using .access). Both of these you would put in the click event for the button you want associat...

In formcalc the code would be:if ($ == 010) then     form1.CheckSheet.CheckSheet.LicType.RadioButton1 = 1elseif ($ == 011) then     form1.CheckSheet.CheckSheet.LicType.RadioButton2 = 1elseif ($ == 012) then     form1.CheckSheet.CheckSheet.LicType.RadioButton3 = 1 // etcendif

if you want to do it in formcalc it could look like this:if (NumericField1 >= 16 and NumericField1 <=25) then    $ = "Low Risk"elseif (NumericField1 >= 26 and NumericField1 <=33) then    $ = "Moderate Risk"elseif (NumericField1 >= 34 and NumericField1 <=42) then    $ = "High Risk"    endifjust make ...

You can populate a drop down list from your clipboard so if you have all the details in a CSV then you would just need to copy it and then under Object > Field > List Items just click the clipboard icon and it will paste all the things on your clipboard to the list.