I wanna see your solution though.Probably I can fix your problem then...(If you already have the number of days I think it is a event problem... though it could probably be some kind of a formatting problem too.)Could it be, one of the dates is the "today's date"?

And again I can't open the Attachment.Can you tell me how you did manage to populate the hidden field? *likes to have new scripts in her collection*Or you could send me a mail: diefeuerwolke@web.de

2. is easy, you don't need to formate it...Textfield1.rawValue = "Text1 " + Math.round(MBn*100) /100 + " Text2";For the first question:To say the truth I am not sure if I got your problem.MBn = Math.round(MBn *100) /100MBn has two after digits then.Only the "event" you put it in feels somehow... str...

First off:1.5  = 1 h 30 mins(Calculation: 1.5 /100*60)I would suggest you aggain to make invisible fields. Since I am not really good in scripting too, I prefer this method because it's easier to check if the solution is right.Field 1, exit:(dont know if you want this one visible)if (this.rawValue !...

Why do you want this on a timefield? Is there a special reason???Since it is calculated you may be able to achieve the result with strings in a textfield.

I made 4 fields, 2 visible and 2 invisibleField 1: User enters DataField 2: invisible; calculated: Dezimalfield1 * 1; with no aftercommas (right pannel)Field 3: (this is the [Cellname]-TRUNC([Cellname]): invisible; calculated: Dezimalfield1 - Dezimalfield2 Field 3: validate (javascript)if (this.rawV...

Huh?I didn't post my script...It sure is no clean programming since I just took Steve's solutions and delted the ligns I didn't want (the app allert)Though in the end I've taken the boolean out, or better replaced it with the replacement function, it repeats the replacement no matter how much "ü"'s ...

Find a single character and replace it with a stringvar str = this.rawValue;var wordArray = str.split("ü");this.rawValue = wordArray[0] + "ue" + wordArray[1];Didn't work, when the same char was more than one time in the field.But the bolean did the job.ThanxLisa

Is there also a short possibility to search for a special character in a value?Like if it contains an "a" = "true".If it contains no "a" = "false".I want to create a similar script with no variable.this.rawValue = this.rawValue.replace(/ü/,"ue")Works for the first character, but not for the followin...