Okay then the code will be:     if (DecimalField4.rawValue < 1){          DecimalField25.rawValue = DecimalField2.rawValue     }     else {          DecimalField25.rawValue = DecimalField4.rawValue     }And to make it more rigid use full paths to your fields, for example "form1.page1.DecimalField4.r...

Okay, I am not perfectly skilled in excel, but from what I know of their if statements, that code would be written as =IF(DecimalField2 < 1, DecimalField4, DecimalField8). And that would mean "if decimalfield2 is less than one, enter decimalfield4 in the field in which this function is written, else...

No problem, happy to help

Yes, I have sent it, please let me know if it works for you

Yes, I think it will be easiest if you give me your mail and I will mail the example I have worked on. If you would prefer not to post it, you could just send an PM or something to me with your mail address.

And just to make sure you have everything set up the same way as I do.1. Do you have the script on the "change event" of the checkbox?2. Is the Check Box set up as a on/off check box with the "Check" check style? (field palette)3. Do you have the "On Value" as 1 and the "Off Value" as 0 ? (binding p...

Hmm okay, that's strange as it has the correct behaviour for me.. I have no clue as to why it would differ between the versions (I am sitting in Designer ES2). Do you have the possibility to upload your form and share the link here so I can have a look? Otherwise I can try make this code a bit more ...

If I understand your question, you want to cycle through the same checkbox and want the icon in the checkbox to change between check, cross and an empty box?If that is the case I managed to achieve that functionality with this code in the change event of the checkbox.if (this.ui.oneOfChild.mark === ...

Yeah , I think that would be the most straight forward way of doing it aswell. If you need any help feel free to ask.

Anyhow, if you want a working solution in which you have the "editable" fields in the light blue color without too much hassle, I would suggest two ways to go about it.1. Use the "Highlight existing fields" but do NOT use the standardized "required" property of the required fields, but instead do a ...