Hi Shai,There seems to be a couple of characters missing from the URL you have posted, at least I am not able to access your form.Can you make sure the form is shared and try pasting the URL again.ThanksBruce

Hi Shai,I still see can't your form, you will need to upload it to Acrobat.com, Google Docs, DropBox or the like, share the form and post a link to it in this thread.RegardsBruce

Hi Shai,There isn't a link to your form in your last post.There are several ways to link the values of multiple fields.  You can bind them to the same value or maybe use a calculation script.Bruce

Hi Shai,You may have to share your form for me to understand what you are trying to do.  I don't understand how each checkbox is going to know which row of the table it has become associated with.RegardsBruce

Hi,Is the subform you are trying to set to a particular master page at the top level?Bruce

Hi, This got a bit confusing.  I think you have ES2.  The last v9 releases were called ADEP Designer, then v10 came out as LiveCycle ES3, I haven't seen ES4 yet.Bruce

Hi,  I don't think there is a way around handling duplicate items, I would have thought xfa.event.change would be the value of the drop down not the display text or maybe even a index within the list, but then I guess they thought there would not be duplicate display text in a drop down (the listbox...

OK,  I think I am getting there.  You can use the boundItem method of the dropdown list control to look up an item value given a display value, so in the change event of the dropdown list using JavaScript use;var boundValue = this.boundItem(xfa.event.change);var valuesArray = boundValue.split(",");T...

Hi Gary,So are you wanting to make multiple selections from the one drop down list?  The drop down list does not support this, you will have to use a listbox or maybe a set of checkboxes.RegardsBruce

Hi Gary,Using JavaScript you can use the split method to access the values separated by commas, so in the change event of the drop down list add the following code;var valuesArray = xfa.event.change.split(",");TextField1.rawValue = valuesArray[0];TextField2.rawValue = valuesArray[1];TextField3.rawVa...