Magnificent! Thanks Niall.

Thanks,I reverted back to the switch statement and, with a little debugging, managed to get it working. It (with dummy content) looks something like this:switch (this.rawValue){case "1":Page1.TextField1.rawValue = "ABC";Page2.TextField2.rawValue = "DEF";break;case "3": Page1.TextField1.rawValue = "1...

Hi Niall,This, again, is very helpful.In fact, though, each object needs to display a different value. Building on my original example, if the dropdown selection is "winter", textfield1 (on page 1 of the form) would need to read "Coldest month of the year", textfield2 (on page 2 of the form) would n...

Thanks to both of you for the quick replies.Niall's third example is the best fit for my form.I have managed to adapt the script so that it populates multiple fields that are on the same page as the dropdown. How would I modify the script to simultaneously populate text fields on two or three differ...

Users will choose an option from a drop-down menu. I want their selection to drive the content of table cells or text fields elsewhere on the form.For example, selecting "winter" from the drop-down will display "The coldest season of the year" in a table cell.Thanks in advance for the help.Nick