OK, first let me say sarcastically that I sort of hate you for asking this question... This wracked my brain for WAY longer than it should have.I was able to get this to work with the 4 primary operators (+, -, *, and /) in order. I have not attempted to apply order of operations because that would ...

I'm not sure how you labeled your rows. Here is my solution if there is just one repeated row, all named Row1.If the rows are already created and named Row1, Row2, etc., then it would look like this:

This worked for me:DateField2.formattedValue = Num2Date(Date2Num($.formattedValue, "MMMM D, YYYY")+30, "MMMM D, YYYY")

We publish almost all of our PDFs to SharePoint. (I'm not certain what version we are using, though.) Users who retrieve these files and click a submit button do not have a problem with submitting as PDFs.Are the users accessing the form from SharePoint clicking the same submit button? If they are n...

Sure. addTimeTest.pdf

Not at my computer to test, but I wrap the whole function in another if statement likeif (!nfPayment.isNull)so your cumulative total isn't entered unless there's something in the payment field. The function should already be able to handle blank fields as far as adding them together. If not, you cou...

I don't know where you're getting the Total Hours from, but if you're having the user type them into a text field, here's a solution that will work. (If not, perhaps you can modify it to match what you need.)

Here's my solution to this problem.Note the i<=this.parent.index in the condition of the for loop. That stops the calculations on whatever line you're entering numbers into. (You wouldn't want to add the payment from line 3 to line 2's total, for example.)

According to Adobe, you can with LiveCycle ES4. At least, that's how I read their blog post on ES4 Mobile forms support.Of course, there have been several discussions started about this in the Adobe forums.Re: Unable to view the form in Mobile which was created using LiveCycleRe: I created a form us...

This is how I would solve the problem. Note that the numbers used in the comparisons come from the bindings in the drop down.I don't know if it solves your problem exactly, but it should at least get you on the right track.