Not certain about your requirements but this is a general way to do it.Put this javascript on the Change event of the droplist:if (xfa.event.newText=="Accounting"){TextField1.rawValue="putsometexthere"TextField2.rawValue="putsometexthere"TextField3.rawValue="putsometexthere"}If you are using a table...

Put this in the display pattern:null{}

Try global binding

the droplist

put this code on the button click eventfieldname.access = "readOnly"

see this: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1088039?tstart=0

It is formCalc and be sure the field names match the script names.  (no "" around Need)

Try this:if (Budget - EFC < 0) then    Need = 0else    Need = Budget - EFCendif

how about something like this?if(need.rawValue<0)then need.value="0" endif

Correct. Numeric fields.The $ symbol is used in formCalc to designate "this field".  It's like shorthand.I have a working sample if you post an email I can send it to.