The number pattern you want is num{$zz,zz9.zz}

you should put it in the exit event and make sure your form is saved as a dynamic form not a static form. Then it should work.

try this:if (this.rawValue <= -1 && this.rawValue >= -99) {AcctEsig.presence = "visible";}else if (this.rawValue <= -100) {AcctEsig2.presence = "visible";}

In the exit event of the date of birth box put (in formcalc):if (Date2Num($.formattedValue, "MM/DD/YYYY") == 0) then    $=""endifand then under Object>Value just make sure you put a message into the 'Validation Pattern Message' saying something like: 'Please enter the date in the format MM/DD/YYYY'.

try this:if (FirstLien > 0 and SalesPrice > 0) then LTV1st = FirstLien / SalesPriceendifif ( LTV1st > 90) then$.fillColor = "255,255,133"elseif (LTV1st >= 80 ) then$.fillColor = "74,165,116"else $.fillColor = "208,208,208"endifRE: LTV1st.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = "74,165,116"do you wan...

can you post the most recent version of your code.

the calculation if statement isn't working becuase you have a capital "I" in "if". Change it to lowercase and it should work.

the exit event wont work on a calculated field - sorry I forgot that was what you are doing. It should work in the calculate event, but you need to put the if statement underneath your calculations so it has a value to compare.the xfa code is simply a replacement for the LTV1st.fillColor = "255,255,...

to colour just the fillable part of the field you do:xfa.resolveNode("form1.page1.NumericField1.ui.#numericEdit.border.fill.color").value = "17,136,255"In regards to why it is not working - try putting your code in the exit event of the field.

the if condition should be something like:if (LoanTotal > 0 and Blendrate > 0 and Term > 0) thenotherwise you would get a division by 0 error.