Need Assistance With Custom Calculation Script

I need help with a custom calculation script in Acrobat Pro. I am trying to add the sum of fields A, B, C, D, E, F, and G together with the lesser value of fields H and I. What would be the script to enter for this result? Thank you.

event.value = Number(this.getField("A").value) + Number(this.getField("B").value) + Number(this.getField("C").value) + Number(this.getField("D").value) + Number(this.getField("E").value) + Number(this.getField("F").value) + Number(this.getField("G").value) + Math.min(Number(this.getField("H").value), Number(this.getField("I").value));

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Need Help With Custom Calculation Script

Hey everyone. I'm using Acrobat Pro X and stumbling a bit on the syntax for the following equation. I need to add the value of "Cell1" & "Cell2" then add the value of "Cell3". However,the value of "Cell3" is entered by the user and specifies a percentage of the sum of "Cell1 & "Cell2". For example: If the user enters "3" into "Cell3" I need the returned value to be 3% of the sum of "Cell1" + "Cell2". If the user enters "9" into "Cell3" I need the returned value for "Cell3" to be 9% of the sum of "Cell1 & Cell2" and the end result needs to be the sum of "Cell1+Cell2+Cell3". In greater detail:
If "Cell1" = $500, "Cell2" = $500 and "Cell3" = "3" then I need the returned value to be $1030.00.
I hope this makes sense. Here's what I have so far but alas, it's not working. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
// Get first field value, as a number
var v1 = +getField("Cell1").value;
// Get second field value, as a number
var v2 = +getField("Cell2").value;
// Get processing field value, as a number
//var v3 = +getField("Cell3"/100).value;
// Calculate and set this field's value to the result
event.value = v3+(v1+v2);
Thanks,
Solan

I posted an answer but realized it wasn't what you wanted. There is some confusion about what you want for Cell3. On the one hand, you say you want the user to enter a vaule in the field, but them you say you want its value to be calculated based on what the user enters and two other field values. It seems to me Cell3 should be the field that the user enters the percentage and the calculated field's (Cell4) script could then be:
// Get first field value, as a number
var v1 = +getField("Cell1").value;
// Get second field value, as a number
var v2 = +getField("Cell2").value;// Get processing field value, as a number
// Get the percentage
var v3 = +getField("Cell3").value;
// Calculate and set this field's value to the result
event.value = (1 + v3 / 100) * (v1 + v2);

Help with Custom calculation script in Acrobat 8

Hi all, I am using acrobat 8 on OS 10.5
I am trying to add certain fields (numbers) and then subtract another field value to give an end result.
I don't know anything about Javascript, would anyone be able to help with any info on how I achieve this result? I can only see Add, x and average etc... nothing there for subtraction
Thanks for any help in advance
Swen

This should get you started:
>if (event) {
// get values from two text fields
var a = Number(this.getField('Text1').value);
var b = Number(this.getField('Text2').value);
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this.event.target.value = a - b;
Place this in a 3d text field, as a Custom Calculation Script.

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I am currently trying to add two fields and multiply them by another. I got the script working, however, when I clear the form, i get this message:
"The value entered does not match the format of the field [total.sectionA]"
Here is what I have entered into the custom calculation window:
event.value = (this.getField("sponsor.level").value +
this.getField("sponsor.addedtabs").value ) *
this.getField("total.months").value;
I'm not very knowledgeable in the area of Java, and would rather use a simple field notation. But I can't get that to work at all. Here is what I have tried:
(sponsor.level + sponsor.addedtabs) * total.months
Thanks in advance for any help or advice that comes my way!
i

'Simplified field notation' will not work because you are not using simplified field names. You can not use spaces, dots, or other special characters in the 'simplified field notation'. You can also not use any method, function, or any type of control statement.
What are all the possible values of the 'sponsor.level'?
Are there any other calculations in the form?
Are you perforning a division anywhere else on the form?

Custom calculation script for checkboxs

Hello,
Can anyone help me out with custom calculation script for this? I have two mutually exclusive checkboxes that, when checked, I want to populate data into other text fields.
If Checkbox1 is checked:
Company1=Warehouse Alpha
Address1=1234 Any Street
City/State/Zip1= Los Angeles, CA 90020
Contact Name1= Mr. Nice Guy
Phone Number1= 213-854-8565
Email1=[email protected]
If Checkbox2 is checked:
Company2=Warehouse Beta
Address2= 5678 Awesome Blvd.
City/State/Zip2= San Bernardino, CA 96545
Contact Name2= Mr. Handsome
Phone Number2= 909-824-8265
Email2=[email protected]
Thanks,
Bryan

So one has two check boxes and one wants them to be mutually exclusive. Name them the same and change the export value of the field. Try it and observe what happens as you check the different check boxes.
You have described what happens if either box is checked but what happens when a checked box Is unckecked?
One can place scripts in many locations. I would use a mouse up action for both the check boxes, use the same script for both check boxes.
I would assume you are using the following names for the fields to populate:
Company
Address
CityStateZip
ContactName
PhoneNumber
Email
// Mouse up action for both check boxes;
// initial value for the fields:
this.getField("Company"),value = "";
this.getField("CityStateZip"),value = "";
this.getField("ContactName"),value = "";
this.getField("PhoneNumber"),value = "";
this.getField("Email"),value = "";
// test for check box value for selected box;
if(event.value == 1) {
this.getField("Company"),value = "Warehouse Alpha";
this.getField("CityStateZip"),value = "1234 Any Street";
this.getField("ContactName"),value = "Los Angeles, CA 90020";
this.getField("PhoneNumber"),value = "213-854-8565";
this.getField("Email"),value = "[email protected]";
if(event.value == 2) {
this.getField("Company"),value = "Warehouse Beta";
this.getField("CityStateZip"),value = "5678 Awesome Blvd.";
this.getField("ContactName"),value = "San Bernardino, CA 96545";
this.getField("PhoneNumber"),value = "Mr. Handsome";
this.getField("Email"),value = "[email protected]";
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Custom Calculation Script Help Needed

I need to make a script that Sums a column of fields based on whether or not information found in another column of fields is the same or specific text. Please see below screenshot of what I would like it to do.
I would like a Sum of all Amounts that have the Code A...

You can use this script as the custom calculation script of "SumOfA":
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for (var i=0; i<=2; i++) {
if (this.getField("p1TC."+i).value=="Code A")
total+=Number(this.getField("p1RecIn."+i).value);
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You can easily adjust it for the other field as well.

How to convert an Excel Formula to a Custom Calculation Script in a Adobe Acrobat 9 Form?

Hello,
I am not familiar whatsoever with Javascript and need some help in converting the following Excel Formula so that I can enter it into a Custom Calculation Script in a Adobe PDF Form. Here is the formula:
=IF(E15<25.01,9.95,IF(E15<50.01,11.95,IF(E15<75.01,13.95,IF(E15<100.01,16.95,IF(E15<150.01 ,19.95,IF(E15<200.01,24.95,IF(E15>200.00,E15*0.125)))))))
Where "E15" will be the text field named "Subtotal" on my Adobe PDF Form.
Thank you for any help you can provide!

Fortunately JavaScript has the 'switch' statement so nested if statements can be avoided.
var E15 = this.getField("Subtotal").value;
switch(true) {
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event.value = 9.95;
break;
case (E15 < 50.01) :
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case (E15 < 75.01) :
event.value = 13.95;13
break;
case (E15 < 100.01) :
event.value = 16.95;
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case (E15 < 150.01) :
event.value = 19.95;
break;
case (E15 < 200.01) :
event.value = 24.95;
break;
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Is it possible to use extensive formulas (e.g. "if" or vlookup functions) in the "Custom Calculation Script"?

I am working on a form fill PDF converted from MS excel. This is for others to use who don't have MS excel that need to use my spreadsheet.
1. I would like to know how complex can the formulas be in the custom calculation script in the calculate tab under properties in a cell menu?
2. Where can I find what formulas will work in the custom calculation script along with the format for those formulas to work correctly (tutorials would help)?
I have tried writing an "if" function but received and error so I am assuming either functions don't work in the script or there is a different format than standard spreadsheet formats.
Bruce

In that case the for loop would be:
for (var i = 0; i < 8; i += 1) {
sum += +getField("Total." + i).value;
So initially, the counter i is equal to zero, so the field name used with the getField method is:
"Total." + 0, which results in the string "Total.0". With each iteration, the variable i is incremented by 1, so the subsequent field names are the following:
"Total.1"
"Total.2"
"Total.3"
"Total.4"
"Total.5"
"Total.6"
"Total.7"
The script gets the value of each field, converts it to a number, and adds the number it to the running sum.

Custom Calculation Script - Multiplication IF

Hey Adobe peeps, need help here. I'm not a programmer by any stretch of the imagination, but I am resourceful, BUT I have yet to find a concrete answer for this, nor can I get any of my test formula's to work.
I have a fillable PDF that is used in a field service environment where employees track their time. I want them to be able to input the data in i.e. hours*rate and it automatically populate the price/cost. Now this is very easy to do with the built in product function, but the problem here is that they have multiple fields to fill out. See below.....
So basically the "Extended Price" field depends on what they enter into either the "Days", "ST Hours", "Rate, "OT Hours" or "Rate" fields.
The calculation should be based on 2 of the 5 fields being filled out. For example, here are the 3 possible scenarios:
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Scenario 2: SP Extended Price1=SP ST Hours1*SP ST Rate1
Scenario 3: SP Extended Price1=SP OT Hours1*SP OT Rate1
They won't ever fill out any more than 2 of the fields so it needs to be an 'if' type of function. I've spent hours on this already, like I said, I'm not a programmer.
Please help.

If they really won't be filling in more than one of those sets of fields, the custom calculation script could be:
(function () {
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    var s3 = getField("SP ST Hours1").valueAsString;
    if (s2 && s3) {
        event.value = +s3 * +s2;
        return;
    var s4 = getField("SP OT Hours1").valueAsString;
    var s5 = getField("SP OT Rate1").valueAsString;
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Character Limit to Custom Calculation Script?

Hi. I have a document that has a text form field. I want to run a custom calculation script that basically says if field "Group Number" = xxxxxxx, then field "Group Name" should = ABC Company.
I have a list of almost 575 group numbers and names that I need to put in the script. And I've got the script working just fine but I am guessing there is a character limit to the script field???? It won't let me put my full list in there.
Any suggestions on how to get around this??
Thanks,
Brandy

I think I might have one error but I thought I had corrected it. Let me run this by you. My "if" lines are like this:
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How do I create an "if" function in a custom calculation script?

I need to take a simple "value is the sum of" and make it so if one field is less than 1 then the result of the formula will equal "0".
For example here is a simple "sum of" script:
Incent Bns.26, Time Bns.26, Spec Bns.26.
Now converted to a custom calculation script:
event.value = ((this.getField("Time Bns.26").value) + (this.getField("Incent Bns.26").value)) + (this.getField("Spec Bns.26").value);
Where Time Bns is calculated by looking at another field Hours26 using a special formula to calculate the bonus.
I would like to add something like an "if" function to the script so that if the Hours26 field is less than 1 then the output of the script will equal "0".
I tried this already:
var rank = this.getField("Hours26").value
var value = 0
if (rank < 1) {
value = 0
else (rank > 0) {
value = ((this.getField("Time Bns.26").value) + (this.getField("Incent Bns.26").value)) + (this.getField("Spec Bns.26").value);
event.value = value
But get the error: SyntaxError : missing ; before statement 7 at line 8:
Thanks ahead of time for any help.
Bruce

Try this:
var rank = this.getField("Hours26").value;
var value = 0;
if (rank < 1) {
value = 0;
} else {
value = ((this.getField("Time Bns.26").value) + (this.getField("Incent Bns.26").value)) + (this.getField("Spec Bns.26").value);
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Custom Calculation Script to copy value of a field

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      I'm trying to copy the value of a field into another field and display it in the pdf. This is for the 1099's. We are trying to print 2 copies(Copy B and Copy 2) in one page. The first field will come from the XML file. I need to copy the value of this field into the second field. Can anyone please help me with the calculation script for this. I tried the getField.value and it didn't work in the pdf. Thanks.
With Regards,
Satishpdf.

Hi,
There are a couple of approaches.
One would be to put the script in the radio buttons that when clicked would do the calculate and set the value of the numeric field.
Another would be to have the script in the calculate event of the numeric field looking back at the value of the radio button. Taking this approach the script in the numeric field calculate event would look like this:
if (radioButton.rawValue == 1) // radio button bound to 1 is on/yes
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I'm flying blind here, I know nothing about this stuff. I just need something i can copy and paste into the "custom calculation script" box.
I'm working on making a character sheet for star wars saga edition auto calculate. The only thing I have left before it is completely done is one last calculating field. However, I have no clue how to do it.
What it needs to do is take the value from one field (user entered info) and then divide it by 2, always rounding down.
The field the user enters a number in is named "Level" and the field that needs to display that number is named "1/2lvl".

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Custom calculation script not working

Hi...
I've been looking at the samples and searching but have yet to make my custom calculation script work. The bottom line is that I want one field to be blanked out if another is populated.
My script currently looks like this:
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I've also tried
event.value = (getField("List_B1").value + '').length > 0 ? '' : getField("List_A1").value;
Neither result in List_A1 being empty when List_B1 has something in it.
Anyone see something I'm missing?
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Mark

The fields are being processed in programmatically. The request came in that when we save the form values as a pdf that they don't want any List A value to show if List B has a value set. So to give an example the inputs would be
List A : foo
List B : bar
List C : baz
What I'm trying to do with the custom calculation is to have the output pdf be
List A:
List B: bar
List C: baz
at least that's what my script was aiming for, but what's coming out is
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Mark

Custom Calculation Script for building in a percentage increase

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Looking for a custom calculation script that will apply a percentage increase to a default value when the value of another cell goes above certain numbers. Crude example below.
Y is the cell that the script will be applied to.
if value of cell X > 10 then value of cell Y = default value * .10 ..... for 10%
if value of cell X > 20 then value of cell Y = default value * .20...... for 20%
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