Hi,Could you please mail me your form @ kvdvijaykumar@gmail.com so that i could have a look?Thanks,VJ

In the Calculate event of a text field, Language: JavaSciptthis.rawValue={Press Ctrl then click on first field you want the value from, release control}.rawValue+{repeat Ctrl click for each field}You can also put html table tags into the text to get it to paste into rows and columns in Excel. http://w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

Hi,You can pass in an array of dialog elements, so if you can build that up an array before the execDialog object. Something like;var o1 = [];o1.push({ item_id: "box1", type: "check_box", //char_width: 30, height: 15, multiline: true, }, { item_id: "text1", type: "static_text", name: "Item 1", font: "dialog", char_width: 30, height: 100, });o1.push({ item_id: "box2", type: "check_box", //char_width: 30, height: 15, multiline: true, }, { item_id: "text2", type: "static_text", name: "Item 2", font...

Hi, That's odd. When I export the nodes are grouped by the repeating objects. Have a try at the last two tables at this example. The second last is a Table object and the last is a table created with Subforms: http://assure.ly/gk8Q7a. Niall

I can point to two things based on your description and the JS code....As you are using initialize event for populating ContractDescription I do not see need for using for loop. Then your situation simplifies down to that particular DD than messing up with all other DDs....there by suing "this" reference would workout well rather than printing SOMExpression each time.Also noticed some times you used CleanItems() then in the very next statement you are setting .rawValue ="......". I guess you nee...