calculation with dropdown
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JavaScript for adobe acrobat forms. Change other field with drop down selectionTRANSCRIPT
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Cat286
Creating calculation based on result of dropdown boxMay 30, 2012 2:48 AMCategories: Windows
466 Views 4 Replies Latest reply: Cat286, May 30, 2012 3:09 PM
Hi there. I am hoping someone will be kind enough to help me with some Javascript as it seems I am too blonde and middle aged to figure it out by myself.
I have a dropdown box 'Member'. The value for Yes is 0. The value for No is 10.
Then I have three check boxes. 'Day1' value is 35. 'Day2' value is 25. 'Dinner' value is 65.
If Yes is selected, I want the sum of the check boxes if they are checked. (eg, total if all checked = 125)If No is selected, I want the value of each check box increased by 10. (eg, total if all checked = 155)
I am using Acrobat X.
Thanks in advance.
1. GKaiseril,
May 30, 2012 8:24 AM in reply to Cat286Report
Have you accounted for the situation where any one or more of the items are not selected?
Unselected check boxes have a value of "Off" and drop boxes for a blank or space value is a space.
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2. Cat286,
May 30, 2012 1:51 PM in reply to GKaiserilReport
Hmmm??? I think the simple answer to that is no! The drop box is a required field and can only select Yes or No. I am not sure what to do about the check boxes being off - doesn't this mean they just won't add if they are not checked? I am a complete novice when it comes to Javascript. How I wish it was as straightforward as Excel!
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3. GKaiseril,
May 30, 2012 2:42 PM in reply to Cat286Report
Because of the fact that you want to add a constant to a number of values if a given condition is meet then you will need to use a custom calculation script.
// get the value of the fieldsvar cMember = Number(this.getField("Member").value);var nDay1 = this.getField("Day1").value;var nDay2 = this.getField("Day2").value;var nDinner = this.getField("Dinner").value;// define a varaiable for the sumvar sum = 0;// day 1 plus adjustementif (nDay1 != "Off") sum += Number(nDay1) + cMember;// day 2 plus adjustementif ( Day2 != "Off") sum += Number(nDay2) + cMember;// dinner plus adjustementif (nDinner != "Off") sum += Number(nDinner) + cMember;event.value = sum;
Excel is only easy if you accept Microsoft's view of calculations.
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4. Cat286,
May 30, 2012 3:09 PM in reply to GKaiserilReport
Thanks so much. I would never have got that to work without your help. May you be forever blessed with health, wealth and happiness.
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