Thanks so much...that's exactly what I was looking for!!

That works great thanks!!  Is there any way to get rid of the last time that was entered then?  I don't want to reset the whole form, but just the time that was entered to make it over 24 hours in one day.

The timesheet I'm creating has multiple rows that a user can add based on the time they work.  So for example, if they work from 6-7 in one department, 7-10 in another, and 10-12 in a third, they will create 3 rows and enter each set of time in one row.  I need a way to add the rows and verify the t...

I've created a timesheet with a dynamic table.  Users can add rows to record their time.  They can use more than one row per date.  They pick the date in the first cell from the date drop down.  Is there a way to script so that I can make sure they aren't putting more than 24 hours into one day?

Thanks so much...it works!  It's always the little things!

It works on yours, but it doesn't work on mine. I have the same code on the prePrint event of the Password field.  Is there another setting/preference that I need to change to get this to work?https://acrobat.com/#d=2XVjWYY1p1vxMVhRT1ZadAThanks in advance!Rose.

I need to stop people from printing the form.  The whole purpose of having the electronic form is to save paper.  People are printing multiple copies and we don't want them to do it.  I may need the capability of printing at some point, so I tried a script I found in the forum...but it's not working...

i dont have a huge knowledge of javascript. could you help me with how to do that?

I have 2 date/time fields in a timesheet form.  Currently, users can pick any date they want in the first, and the second populates with a date 6 days later.  I'm not sure how to validate that the day they pick is a Sunday.  Is that possible with scripting??Thanks in advance,Rose.

https://acrobat.com/#d=Q4mPXOglMmVaowXHe8urxwI am creating a time sheet that will (hopefully) round hours (calculated from time entered) to the nearest quarter hour.  I have it working in the first row of the table, however, since it is a dynamic table, it copies that number down to the rest of the ...