I haven't had to do that, sorry. ~Jennifer

Beautiful! Thank you.

I have a table that automatically numbers each added row of data. Unfortunately, if a row is deleted, the numbering is skewed. Here is the script I use:  form1.MinutesTable.Row1.Index::initialize - (JavaScript, client)this.rawValue = this.parent.index + 1If anyone knows why this is happening and wha...

Thanks for your reply!Yes, buttons are a different animal altogether. Live and learn. I'm going to try Malcolm's suggestions on a practice form later.~Jenny

Thank you, Malcolm.  I appreciate the follow-up as I really hate to leave problems unresolved. I will try to implement your soloution on a practice form as soon as I can and will let you know how it works.~Jenny

Thanks Malcolm.Darn. Too late.I decided to change the buttons to checkboxes on the form because those are easy and consistent and because this form will eventually become a webform and I can have the webform guy use a button instead of a checkbox. I am working on a deadline, too.I am really interest...

Jeanette,Thank you, but that script didn't do the trick on my form. I think the buttons work differently than the checkboxes because I have never had an issue with a checkbox script. I use those all the time. 

Thanks all.So Malcolm, I started to follow your instructions, adding the "this", but then I realized that there is no othersubform. Not sure what to do with this, then. Is the fact that the button is on a separate subform the problem?

Sure. if(STAAR.rawValue==1){STAAROptions.presence="visible";}else{STAAROptions.presence="hidden";}Form is saved dynamically.  Button control type is regular.Thank you. In a meeting for next two hours.

I want my form users to click on a button to reveal a hidden subform, however, the if/else script that I normally use on other forms to reveal hidden objects and subforms is not working here.  Do buttons not support that kind of script? I just don't see what the problem could be otherwise.I'd be mor...