Hi,Here's a couple of ways, if you leave the values as the default, that is 1,2,3,... you could use;[10,0,0][pfdBreakfast.rawValue - 1]That is get the business value from an array.You could also change the binding value of the N/A radio button to "0.0" and let the parseInt that you already have turn it back to 0. The binding values of radio buttons are strings by default.RegardsBruce

As requested, here is the file. The field in question is the first field on the form.

HiYou would have to use white as your original background color.To access inside of each object that you refer to has slightly different code:text box = xfa.resolveNode("Page1.Subform1.TextBox1.ui.#textEdit.border.fill.color").value = 255,255,255;will set the inside of the text box white.Replace'#textEdit' with the following for other objects:Drop Down list = #choiceListDate field = #dateTimeEditCheckBox = #checkButtonNumericField = #numericEditI am sure that you can also do this for radio butto...

Thanks everyone for your invaluable assistance. I've got my form up and running, and the form owner is ecstatic with the end product.

I haven't had any trouble using flowed content with my textbox workaround for a radio button group caption. If you're having problems, you could try wrapping the textbox and the radio button group in their own subform. You could make that subform positioned if you needed to and the rest of the form could be flowed.

Thanks Paul.  Not the answer I wanted though ! 

Thanks Paul. This is GREAT news!! You've made my day.

How woudl you have doen it in Acrobat? At worst case we can invoke Acrobat commands from within Livecycle if we cannot do it with LiveCycle.