I would put in the layout:ready event of form1.Page3.CityOther (in formcalc):if (form1.Page1.SubformRepeat[0].City[0].isNull == 0) then$ = form1.Page1.SubformRepeat[0].City[0]endifThat way it has nothing to do with the instance manager and will just make one equal the other if there is a value in th...

You can just make a textfield to test any date.. just put in the calculation event (in formcalc):$ = Date2Num("03/08/12", "DD/MM/YY")or whatever date you want and when you preview the form it will give you the number.

For the first one you could do (in formcalc):if (Date2Num($.formattedValue, "DD/MM/YY") <  41123 and Date2Num($.formattedValue, "DD/MM/YY") <> 0) then    xfa.host.messageBox("Your arrival date cannot be before 03/08/12", "My message",1)    $ = ""endifyou need to make sure you set the input pattern t...

You can use the function Date2Num. It turns dates into numbers so you can specify in the exit event of the calendar which actual dates (as numbers) can be excepted and if they put in a different date you can clear it.

You access each instance of the Groups subform in formcalc by using Groups[0].TextField18, Groups[1].TextField18 etc. (remembering the numbers start at 0 not 1). So to fill your Identify fields you would do a loop with a variable to access each instance and then fill the field with the relevant inst...

You can put this in the exit event of the dropdown (if formcalc):if ($ == 2) then$.formattedValue = "PB"endif(assuming you have specified item values in the binding palette and that Pat Brown was 2).

I would put the following in the change event of each taxable checkbox (in formcalc):if ($ == 1) thentax = tax + (amount * 0.0825)elseif ($ ==0) thentax = tax - (amount * 0.0825)endif(where 'tax' is whatever you have called your total tax box and 'amount' is whatever you have called your unit price ...

In the exit event for the date/time field put (in Formcalc):$ = Upper($.formattedValue)just make usre you have specified the dsiplay pattern you want in the object palette.

You can also do this easily in the exit event in formcalc:if ($ == 3) thenTextField10.presence = "visible"else TextField10.presence = "hidden"endif(assuming Next Week has a specified value of 3)

I am not sure of the java but in formcalc it would be:if (a - (b+c) > 0) then    $ = a - (b+c)else $ = 0endif(in the calculate field of the total box)