I received your form. I did a quick mock-up and included working FormCalc code in your drop box field.As I surmised, your code actually worked, to a degree. Generally, in hide/display events, you need to include both elements in each if/then condition statement in order to ensure that if a user hits...

I developed a test of that code and it worked per your original question.  Usually if the code is not working, it is an object reference issues, not a code issue. Yes, you can do the same thing if you wish to use FormCalc. If you send me the form, or post the form on dropbox, I can put the code in t...

I wrote this quickly in JavaScript. You can place this code in the exit event of your dropdown box. You need to set the text box and the table properties to hidden before you write the code. For simplicity, I only put 4 values in the drop down box. The || is the "OR" statement in JavaScript.  I test...

You actually cannot anymore. Most people use dropbox or similar file share program.

The problem you describe relates to how LiveCycle deals with page breaks, and there our countless options. I would begin by looking at the flowed subform. You will likely have to play with the settings. First, in the Object tab, do you have the expandable object checked to allow page breaks within C...

Without seeing the file, it may be difficult to diagnosis.However, the general scheme should be:Wrap the dynamic table in a subform. Set the subform to flowed.Then, you want to set the parent object, typically the page, to flowed.That said, changing any object from positioned to flowed may produce u...

Glad you got that worked out.

Try this:Create a text field.In the calculate event, using FormCalc, insert the following formula in the scripts window:Concat("Dear", " ",object_name,",")Note that each item in the list of concatenated items is separated by a comma and the list must be enclosed with parentheses. When inserting stra...

If you can upload your form I will take a look. Looks like you make have a reference name issue but cannot tell until I can view the form.

I did not set any default values to Field1 and Field2 - they are just user entered fields and will appear blank on your form.  In order to avoid dividing by zero, you have to first determine if there are values in Field1 and Field2. In my example, if either Field1 or Field2 is blank, I set the value...