You use the Date2Num and the Num2Date functions to achieve this. So you would take your start date (say in a field called start) and turn it into a number like this:var currentDate = Date2Num(start.formattedValue, "DD/MM/YYYY") //in whatever date format you usedthen you add 1 to your number for the ...

It shouldn't - perhaps they are still leaving spaces which would count as not being null. You could put an extra condition this.rawValue != " " or something like that.

you can put your script in the exit event of text field.

You can bind the fields together in the Object > Binding tab. Just name them all the same thing and change the Default Binding to Global.

I think the wildcard * only works in formcalc not javascript.

There is nothing in there that would change Textfield1 unless it in turn is linked to one of these fields. You should put your formula in the calculate event of NumericField3 and then the formula can just be (in formcalc):if (TextField1 == "Freihandlabor") then  $ = 0elseif          (TextField1 == "...

you just need to change:this.rawValue = (Fine+PassFine)*.7;tothis.rawValue = (Fine.rawValue + PassFine.rawValue)*.7;

in the calculation event of this field put an if statement around the calculations eg. (in formcalc):if (dropdownlist1 <> 3) then // whatever your current calculations areelse $ = 0endif

what are you doing with the value of your variables once the script is complete? At the moment they are not showing anywhere. Also where have you put this script?

So use Viewer's system locale and just put the pattern as:num.currency{zz,zz9.zz}