If you use num{$zzz,zzz,zz9.99} as your display pattern you will get the negative sign after the dollar sign: $-999 999,00Commas, periods and spaces are put in depending on the locale you choose. The example above is French(Canada). I'm not sure what locale would use periods to separate thousands.Ky...

How about in the initialize event of your field:this.rawValue = this.dataNode.value + " - ";Kyle

Also like to give credit to Bruce (BR001) for his dialog development utility that I used for this form.http://adobelivecycledesignercookbookbybr001.blogspot.com.au/Kyle

1) Select your SubformSet and choose Edit Alternatives... from your Object palette2) You should see your two subforms in the Edit window. Use $.account for both Bindings (assuming your root subform is named 'root'.3) For the Expression (JavaScript), use the script: productType.value=='1' in one and ...

Oh ya no, subformSet's can't be hidden. Didn't see that. Just take your existing code and add Row3 4 and 6 to hide...Also you don't need the third 'for' loop because your Row5 doesn't repeat.Should look like this:for (var a=0;a<Form1._Table1.count;a++){ for (var b=0;b<Form1.Table1.all.item(a)._Actio...

This might be easier:In the initialize event (of any object, I pick the root subform) you can insert this:Object.prototype.hideField = function(){ if (this.className=="field")  this.presence="hidden";}then use this in your field without requiring a constructor at at:  this.hideField();Kyle

Opened your form, tried it out and the button works. Hides all the Row5's that have a Closed Date.Kyle

That's easy. 1) In the script for DropDownList1 remove the line newRow.DropDownList1.rawValue='false';2) I also created a function transferData. Remove all the code between the two curly braces {} and specify the fields you want transferred by name. For instance, if you want Cell4 to go to Cell2 in ...

Can't always get Workspaces. Try this.Kyle

I see all.items when it should be all.item. That should definitely come up as an exception in your console.Kyle