I understand.  Can you describe the structure of the form section in a little more detail?  What object is repeating, and how is it contained?

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This actually works, athough I'm not sure if it's "best practice":Assuming the rows are bound to data, in the initialize event of your table add the following:if (flag == 'X')    this.keep.intact = 'none';else    this.keep.intact = 'contentArea';xfa.layout.relayout();

I sent you a private message.  If you can send me the form I can take a look at it.

To pull the data value from a field, you need to use the "rawValue" property of the field.  For example, if the name of your date field is SubForm_DateField01:     var firstDate = new Date(SubForm_DateField01.rawValue);The Math.abs function is causing the negative number to become positive.  To fix,...

OK, this is because of the way that javascript and the calculate event works.  The field will be filled with whatever the script resolves to at the end of execution. Technically, your script is not resolving to a value since the last thing that you do is an assignment to a variable.  Change the last...

"The second example I referenced should be self containing, therefore have no requirements pertaining to the field the script that it was added to."Not sure what you mean by that.  What event did you add the script to?Try adding the following debug line after the last line of the script:     app.ale...

Your calculation looks OK, what exactly is the problem?

Sorry, read your initial post again more closely.  If you're going to use a numeric field to display the sum, then just put the following in the calculate event of the numeric field:parseInt(Subform1.Question1.rawValue) + parseInt(Subform2.Question2.rawValue);The numeric field will throw away any va...