I have used hidden fields before for calculations, global variables dont always work how i want.You would just need to do something like (javascript) - numericField1.rawValue = numericField1.rawValue +10;Or something like that. To keep a running total, you add (or subtract) the current field total t...

Cool thanks

Are you closing all your if statements? I count 6 started but only 4 ended.Go to the location in the error and see what is there.

Simplest way is with an if statement, switch would work also.In the Form's docReady event [form1::docReady - (JavaScript, client)] put this:if(textField1.rawValue == 3) //if the textfield is 3, show subForm1{subForm1.presence = "visible";}else if(textField1.rawValue == 2) //if the textfield is 2, sh...

Congrats...i might copy your code for later reference

Weird. I tested BR001's solution and it doesnt actually work. Seems like a strange setting then as that is what i thought it would do. If there isn't an automatic solution then I guess there is another way you can do it but it will need some input from you and a processing button.You could have a pa...

Hi,After you have endfor, can you just add some if statements to cover if chkbox1 is checked, chkbox2 is checked or neither is checked and make the calculations?

No problem.Using the instanceManager you can get a count for the instances if that helps to refine your code. form1.Subform1.TableA.Row1.instanceManager.count

If you click your MasterPage, do the properties help you at all?To clarify, all the documents are separate, but you want to have the page numbering continuing?

It looks like the problem is that you are not referencing the repeated rows. All the rows you add to the table are effectively called Row1 and thats why it wont do it for the other rows added.If you have a simple change like this://Row 1if (form1.Subform1.TableA.Row1[0].CheckBox1.rawValue == 1){    ...