I'm drafting a form to have an excel style table do some simple budgeting calculations but in adobe. I'm about to tear out my hair because I can't figure out why it isn't functioning properly. I'm a completely self-taught designer so it could be something very basic that I'm missing.I have a subform that mimics a table so that it can expand by columns instead of rows. Each subform/column has a drop down (shown in red) that is meant to control a set of checkboxes (in red). There is a switch state...

Re: LiveCycle Designer ES4 crashes on Preview PDF m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

@ScottDM Perfect, thank you.

Re: LiveCycle Designer ES4 crashes on Preview PDF m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

I've tried everything suggested in this string and nothing has worked. I still have the same problem. Crashes on the second preview attempt.

Re: FormCalc calculations for dynamic table with expanding columns m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi MinusZero,Sadly, I didn't find anything that translates to the column instance creation. It does give me some solutions for future things I want to do with this form. Just doesn't cause the sum calculation work for created columns. Thanks though!

Re: FormCalc calculations for dynamic table with expanding columns m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

I've got the row subtotal to work$.rawValue = Sum(Sum(Row3[*].ColX[*].Cell4[*]) + Row3.Cell3)Still need a formula that totals the column when it is one of the dynamically created ones.I tried this:$.rawValue = Sum(Row3[*].ColX[*].Cell4[*]...Row19[*].ColX[*].Cell4[*])and $.rawValue = Sum(Row3.ColX[*].Cell4[*]...Row19.ColX[*].Cell4[*])They don't work.

FormCalc calculations for dynamic table with expanding columns m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi All,I have a form that I'm building where the table expands by columns and not rows. I have the instances set up and the columns are added or removed by the user with no problems. What I want to do is have a column that subtitles each row. I know how to do subtotals when I'm working with tables that expand by rows, but the FormCalc doesn't translate to the column. I used this as a reference to build the expanding columns: http://forms.stefcameron.com/2006/10/28/scripting-table-columns/ All th...

Re: Date Calculation - Subtracting a variable number of days based on a numeric field m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Dove into FormCalc and answered my own question.var pDate = Date2Num(Date A.formattedValue,"MM/DD/YYYY")var mDate = Date2Num(Date B.formattedValue,"MM/DD/YYYY")var kDays = mDate - pDateif (kDays >= 90) then Num2Date(mDate - 15)elseif ((kDays >= 30) & (kDays<= 89)) then Num2Date(mDate - 10) else Num2Date(mDate - 5) endifI'm managing the pop-up in a secondary way.

Date Calculation - Subtracting a variable number of days based on a numeric field m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi Everyone!I have a complicated form situation. I'm trying to have it calculate when a person can start working on a report (Date C) based on the day a project ends (Date A) and the day the report is due (Date B). We have a set scale for when the Date C should be based on the difference between The form has 2 dates that are entered by the user (Date A and Date B). I managed to calculate the difference between Date A and B that gives you a numeric value ( x days ). I need the form to calculate a...

Re: Show/Hide subform using buttons m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Can you post your form? I've done similar things before and I think I have a solution. I just want to be sure I'm understanding the situation.

Duplicating a static version of a dynamic table in same form m_tirpak - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,I'm creating a contracting template form where I a cover page that holds all the user entered fields. Names, dates, amounts, applicable contract terms etc. Once completed it a click event makes the contract visible with all the data populated from the cover page.The issue is I have a dynamically expanding table for the payment schedule (see below). Row 1 is fixed as they'd always have 1 payment that is due when the contract is signed, but row 2 lets them schedule installment payments. The foo...

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