Thank you for your suggestion. I'm not certain that it addresses my issue, however.The form has two check boxes: giftware, and clothing.If the user checks giftware, the giftware table appears and he/she can enter values. The table is coded such that the footer row does $ = sum(Row[*].Pre-price) to determine the sub-total. The grand total for the table is calculated as the sum of 5% tax added to the sub-total.If the user checks clothing, the clothing chart appears, and the user can enter values. ...

Note that I've renamed the subform:The code for the AmtExclGST is:Sum($.resolveNode("ExpenseInfo").ExpenseDetails[*].Row1.AmtExclGST)And the code for GST is:Sum($.resolveNode("ExpenseInfo").ExpenseDetails[*].Row1.GST)This worked!Thank you very, very, very much!

It works beautifully!I've kept the two separate: the calculation appears in the numeric field, while I've taken your suggestion and added your code to the text field and replaced the $ with the field name.Thank you so much!

Try this:event.value = event.value.toUpperCase();if(event.value != ""){// validate Canadian postal code;event.rc = /^(?!.*[DFIOQU])[A-VXY][0-9][A-Z][0-9][A-Z][0-9]$/.test(event.value);if(event.rc == false){ app.alert("Please enter a correct Canadian Postal code", 1, 0); this.resetForm([event.target.name]);}}

Thanks again for the information; I'll pass it on to the people to whom I report.

All this is very informative,although way over my head, but it doesn't solve my problem. All I am trying to do, with my LG Android cellphone, is download my county's information packets on dissolution of marriage so I can read it and see how to get this started. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you; a blog post I found contained the answer I was looking for. Essentially:Now you see me, now you don’t.Interactive forms highlight where you should enter data. To turn this highlighting on, click the Highlight Existing Fields button.The fillable fields within the form (see example below) are highlighted in a light blue color. This lets you enter information into these fields. By default, Adobe® Reader® displays a red border around required fields. Pretty dang ugly, huh?Fortunately, it ...

Not sure if this will help but if you are dumping csv into Excel then you could concatenate the data in the form into a single field with comma separated values and maybe copy/paste that into Excel.You have to write the code to do this copying all the pertinent data into the field and adding commas.field.rawValue = field1.rawValue + ", " + field2.rawValue + ", " //etc.I think there are ways to hook into Excel using a schema but I've not done it.http://forums.adobe.com/thread/795951http://forums....

This is the course I've taken and, unfortunately, appears to be the only course to take. I thought I would ask nevertheless; thanks for your reply.