Here is the form published on Acrobat.comhttps://workspaces.acrobat.com/?d=AwYsd-Zm8CagkObnKUZgMwThanks,MDawn

Hello,I have 12 checkboxes on page 1 of my form. There are 12 subforms (4 on each page for a total of 3 pages) which contain identifical tables of header row and Row1 in each subform. One subform for each checkbox. All are name similarly but with different names. Checkboxes are set to On=1 and Off=0...

Sorry to keep bothering you. Is there a way to change the script for another button that would take the user to the previous nested term?Thanks,MDawn

Great! That works. Now I need to study them and figure out why they worked.Thank you,MDawn

The button that adds the new  instance is on page 5. It's called Add Nested Term. The script there works fine.The button to jump to the first page of an added instance is on page 1 and then on the first page of each added instance. It's called 'Go to Next Nested Term.' Thanks,MDawn

Here's the link:https://files.acrobat.com/preview/45d02446-2b3a-476e-a896-fd12c772e6ad

Now is says 'shared'. Will it be the same link?mdawn

Here's the link:https://files.acrobat.com/folder/348612a4-e8fb-4a5d-a860-e97789f05228It's called the True Up Checklist. I put the script in question in the Go to next Nested Term button seen on page 1.Thanks,MDawn

Could I share my form with you? I'm not able to get this to work.Thanks,MDawn

Thanks for your quick response. I put this script in the click event of a button I created to let the user click the button to jump to the first page of the next set of pages. I replaced the subform1 for the name of the subform and I changed the textField1 to the name of the field where the cursor s...