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• I cannot select the names of the fields calculated field options. When I try to use the simplified field Notation: change, there is no "OK" button after typing my calculation. Why I don't see these features. I have Adobe Acrobat XI - v11.0.13

  I have Acrobat XI and I'm not able to create calculated fields. When I use the value matches the section, then click on choose to select the fields, it does not select unique fields. I can click Select all or deselect all the... but that's all. So I tried using the simplified field notation and click on modify... the Java script box opens. I can type the script... but there is no options down to say OK or cancel. I don't see any of these options. Why I use this feature?

  Kimberly

  To select a single item from list click on it and then press the SPACEBAR.

  The other question is very strange... Try to run a repair installation.

  On 27 October 2015 14:06, "kimberlyf63795453" [email protected]>

• Need help with "simplified field Notation.

  Im running Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional

  Question #1

  I am taking a total total of a series of 14 numbers and multiply this total by 25%.

  I've done research on how use calculation tool "Simplified field Notation" However when I type in what others told me to type nothing happens.

  Here's what I've been hit by

  TotalBid *.25

  This script is back nothing in the field.

  Question #2

  I have a list of areas in which data can be transferred. For example:

  Unit1 unit Price1 Total1

  UNIT2 unit Price2 Total2

  Unit 3 operation3 Unit3

  I've implemented simply calculations using the option "Value is (product) of the following fields" and it works fine.  My question is if for example there is no entry in Unit2 and unit Price2 how do I get the Total2 field to stay blank.  Right now it's showing $0.00 and I would total fields to display only a number if there are data entry in the fields of the unit and the unit price.

  The problem is most likely that the field calculation order is incorrect. To fix it, go to the forms editing mode (forms > add or edit fields), and then select "forms > edit fields > set field calculation stopped... '. »

• Calculation of field - sum fields will not check

  Hello

  I have trouble getting Adobe Acrobat X Pro (10.1.16) to calculate a field.

  The fields I want to summarize are all formatted in numbers (in dollars), but when I created the 'total' field automatically calculates all the others, I can't click on the check box next to the fields that I want to do the sum. "Select all" selects all "deselect all" deselects all but when I click on the individual check boxes next to the titles of field, nothing happens. Double click does not work. Saving, closing, reopening does not work.

  I'm doing something wrong or is this a bug?

  This is a bug. Use the space bar or click a little out of the center of the boxes for them.

• Calculate the fields do not work

  I am relatively new to work with Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, JAVA Scripts, and PDF files. Though this may seem like a question of newby. I have a PDF file that has tons of fields which are populated under control of a database of the program. When the PDF file is made in my view to MVC, PDF rises and the fields display the correct values, but the fields that contain the total values are all zero (0). These calculate the fields I'm went to properties, calculate tab and then set the value set is (sum +), then chose the fields to be added. to test this, I put the default values of the fields to a 1 and on the ground, I began to calculate the sum shows the correct number. Then, I saved the PDF file and moved in my MVC file. When I run the program and say to the PDF, the PDF is called, values are met, and the PDF file will be displayed on the screen. Filled in all areas have the correct values but the field calculate display zero (0).

  The PDF file. You embed it in the form of script at the level of the document through Advanced - Document

  Treatment - Document JavaScripts.

  Make sure that it is not in function, but...

• I have 3 domains. A field is a constant date mm/dd/yy. The second field is a digital number (1-120) and can be changed. The third field calculates two fields 1 and 2 in the summation and shown in mm/dd/yy. How do I calculate that in the script?

  How do I calculate that in the script? I have 3 domains. A field is a constant date mm/dd/yy. The second field is a digital number (1-120) and can be changed. The third field calculates two fields 1 and 2 in the summation and shown in mm/dd/yy.

  You searched for ' add days?

  You must write a custom for this JavaScript calculation because you cannot add a number any date. Also the date strings are not just a number, even if we can convert a given date in a number for that date that represents the time form a date date (Epoch). Witn this value, we can achieve them all kinds of date calculations and collect a little information about the date. JavaScirpt uses midnight on January 1, 1970 UTC for starting point or the date of the time. Its value is zero, and every millisecond increases the value of 1. When a date string is converted to the date object JavaScirpt we have access to many properties of the date and can use several methods to extract information or adjust the date object.

  Field 1 is in the format "Date" with a format of "mm/dd/yy".

  Field 2 is in «Number» format with 0 decimal.

  Zone 3 is in the format 'None '. The custom calculation script applies to the formatting.

  The custom for JavaScript calculation area 3:

  var cField1 = this.getField("Field_1").valueAsString;

  var cField2 = this.getField("Field_2").valueAsString;

  Event.Value = "";

  If (cField1! = "" & cField2!) = "") {}

  Console.println (cField1 + "" + cField2);

  calculate that if we as no null data;

  var cDateFormat = "mm/dd/yy";

  convert start date date object.

  Kai var = util.scand (cDateFormat, cField1);

  get the date of the month;

  David var = oDate.getDate ();

  Add field 2 number of days;

  David = Number (nDate) + Number (cField2);

  of being updated for the new date.

  oDate.setDate (nDate);

  Set the field to update formatting;

  Event.Value = util.printd (cDateFormat, letter);

  } / / end of data not null;

• Decode the formula to calculate interactive field

  Hello
  
  Need help to decode formula to calculate interactive field.
  
  What is the problem with the formula below?
  What I want is...
  If the BH field value is 'Y' then get the field value T to another 'OK '.
  If the value of the T field does not begin with 'FY11 OR %' then get value in field of another 'OK '.
  If the value of field AL ends with "REC" then 'CHECK' otherwise 'OK '.
  
  DECODE (SUBSTR (decode (SUBSTR (decode (BH, 'Y', T, 'OK'), 1, 7), not as 'FY11 OR %', AL, 'OK'),-3), 'REC', 'CHECK', 'OK')
  
  I get the error message: invalid calculation expression. not
  
  Could you please suggest me a correct formula?
  
  FYI, I use Apex 3.0 which does not support the CASE WHEN THEN END.
  
  Thank you
  Guy

  Hello

  It is slow when you use functions like this in query

  I don't know how you like it as one more example of

  DECODE(DECODE(SUBSTR(T,1,7),'FY11 OU','OK','NOK') || DECODE(BH || SUBSTR(AL,-3),'YREC','OK','NOK'),'NOKOK','OK','CHECK')
  

  And I'm sure it's still slower

  Kind regards
  Jari

• Level 0 of the simplified field Notation does not

  Hello

  I want to make one of the most fundamental operation in a form.

  I have 2 fields only, whose names contain only letters.

  I would like FieldA is equal to the FieldB * 5.

  So I go to the tab to calculate FieldA, select simplified rating field, click Edit, type "FieldB * 5. (without the quotation marks), click OK...

  and the tab calculate always indicates "the value is not calculated.

  If I use the "value is the sum of the following fields" instead, just to see if it works and select FieldB, then after you click OK, the "Value is the sum of the following fields" is checked, but nothing appears in the box below. If I close the edit and enter a value in FieldB, nothing changes in FieldA.

  These seem to be the most basic things you can do, and they obviously don't work.

  Can someone tell me what I'm missing?

  Thank you very much!
  Nicolas

  In Acrobat, you can use an external JavaScript editor. In the Acrobat preferences, you can specify this.

• I have problems with simplified field Notation calculations.

  I tried to understand this point for some time now, but nothing seems to work. The formula I need is (schedule * HoursOnSite) + parts + DriveTime. This is exactly how all my fields are named. I double click on the field I want to solve, then press on the calculations tab, press edit by the field of simplified Notation of the field, enter this formula, so I don't know what to do. I have only 2 buttons cancel and go to... When I press go to, a window appears and asks me which line of field, I. No matter what I go in there, nothing seems to happen? How to make this calculation?

  There was also an OK button, as shown below:

  

• Try to make a drop-down list automatically calculate another field, but it is only caclulating a menu drop-down

  I am currently using Acrobat to create a form to fill out. Basically I want the selection in the drop down from the provinces to calculate the taxes of the SubShip field. I have 3 fields of text labeled GST, HST and PST and the selection must fill each box respectively. However, with the code that I use now, it is calculation only 13% of the SubShip field any province is selected, and it is only showing in the box of HST. Here is my code, and I have no idea where I'm wrong.

  Can someone please?

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Ontario":

  this.getField("HST").value = (this.getField (subtotal) .value +)

  this.getField ("Shipping") .value) * this.getField("0.13").value;

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("GST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Prince Edward Island":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("HST").value * this.getField("0.14").value;

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("GST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Alberta":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case 'British Columbia':

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("PST").value * this.getField("0.07").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Manitoba":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("PST").value * this.getField("0.08").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "New Brunswick":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("HST").value * this.getField("0.13").value;

  this.getField("GST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Nova Scotia":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("HST").value * this.getField("0.15").value;

  this.getField("GST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Nunavut":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Quebec":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("PST").value * this.getField("0.9975").value;

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Saskatchewan":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("PST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Yukon":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "Newfoundland":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("HST").value * this.getField("0.13").value;

  this.getField("GST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  var sNewSel = event.value;

  Switch (sNewSel) {}

  case "The Northwest Territories":

  this.getField ("SubShip") .value = this.getField("GST").value * this.getField("0.05").value;

  this.getField("HST").value = '0 ';

  this.getField("PST").value = '0 ';

  break;

  }

  Your link does not have access to the folder.

  You error means there is an error in the name of the field used in the script. You must check very carefully the spelling and capitalization of the name of the field.

• JavaScript to calculate a field value

  Hello world
  
  I'm trying to write a small javascript to calculate a value in field based on another field value, similar to Denes Kubicek example on the next page:
  
  http://HTMLDB.Oracle.com/pls/OTN/f?p=31517:71:3928458344147956:no
  
  My model is:
  
  Champ_1 (source of calculation). Champ_2 (calculated value)
  
  The calculation is as follows:
  
  Champ_1 X 2 = Champ_2
  
  Of course, I'm a newbie to JavaScript, but I need help.
  
  Thanks in advance for your advice!
  
  Charles

  Hello Charles,

  Depending on the number you use you must don't like Dene fact (use of tank and getVal Parse).
  But that would be a very simple example: $x.value ('P1_FIELD2') = $v ('P1_FIELD1') * 2;

  Kind regards
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  I have a somewhat complex formula to calculate on a form. In English, the formula is the following:

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  var a = this.getField ("Population");

  var b = this.getField ("PopulationTotal");

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  If (a.value < 10000) {event.value = 400 ;};

  The fundamental error in the coding is that the result should be compared with $ 400 and not the numerical value of the population.

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  SELECT DT, ITEMCODE, ITEMNAME, QTY
  FROM   TABLE1

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  As the month during JULY, August, the amount of detail is required for the last 30 days (from sysdate), MAY, JUNE, July
  
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  Published by: user12957777 on July 28, 2010 03:16

  Hello

  CASE expressions can filter data in specific columns:

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              WHEN dt >= ADD_MONTHS ( TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'MONTH')
                           , -3
                           )
              AND  dt <  ADD_MONTHS ( TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'MONTH')
                           , -2
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              WHEN dt >= ADD_MONTHS ( TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'MONTH')
                           , -2
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                           , -1
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             END
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              WHEN dt >= ADD_MONTHS ( TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'MONTH')
                           , -1
                           )
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              THEN qty
             END
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              WHEN dt >= TRUNC (SYSDATE) - 30
              AND  dt <  TRUNC (SYSDATE)
              THEN qty
             END
           )          AS last_30_days
  FROM     table1
  ;
  

  You can do this with GROUP BY, in addition, if you want to separate for each itemname (for example) lines.

  I guess some things, like what do you mean by the last 30 days.

  If you wish to post a few 9creation TABLE or INSERT sample data) and the results you want from this data, then I could test this.