Sum of Checkbox plus numeric field

I have a form in which there are up charges for larger sized garments xxLarge vs Large. I am unsure of the script to use for this.
I can generate a price from a pull down menu for the base size and send the price to a numeric field.
if
(xfa.event.newText=="Letter Sweater w/Stripes")
{(jacketprice.rawValue=
"129.90")}
I then repeat this for each style in the pull down, I also have check boxes named "size" and each has a On Value coresponding to its size. so one checkbox's On Value is "small" the next checkbox is "medium" and so on. I need to have the xxlarge and xxxLarge buttons send a value to the jacket price numeric field. The small - large check boxes will continue to send no price increase. I also dont want multiple buttons activated at the same time.

1st thing is that checkboxes by default are not mutually exclusive meaning that you woudl have to write code to ensure that the user only picked one. However you can create radio buttons and make them look like checkboxes. Radiobuttons by default are mutually exclusive. Then on the RadioButton group change event you can have the price adjusted accordingly.
Hope that helps
Paul

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summation in
> Dreamweaver 8.
> Please help.
>
> JA

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hai,
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regards,
bhargav.

hi,
first, i fully agree with Max. Wrong forum!
second, hard to understand what you want to do, but if you want to sum up the colummns for all rows where eno between 51 & 57 try this:
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