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August 3, 2016
Question

enter data into one field and remove data from a previous field

  • August 3, 2016
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I have a form that works pretty decent.  however the problem I am having is,  I have two fields (A and B) that add up into a third field (C).  Data from A is send to another area, (D and E).  When I put data in field B, it will put data into Field (F and G).  When I go to another area and type in another section (H and I), I would like the amount in H to fill in D and E and the amount in I to go into F and G.

The problem I have is, when I put amounts in H and I, it is still keep the amount from B, in F and G.

I do not want that to be populated.  When an amount in typed in H, I would like F and G to be 0.00 or blank until I input data into I.

Please excuse the rudimentary lettering...

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justiggerAuthor
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August 4, 2016

Sorry about that.  I am using Adobe Acrobat.

Nancy OShea
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 3, 2016

This looks like a coding question.  But which one????

Server-side script, Action Script, jQuery, JavaScript....

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
Szalam
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Community Expert
August 3, 2016

What software are you using? Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe InDesign, Adobe...

justiggerAuthor
Known Participant
August 4, 2016

I am using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro.  I would appreciate an help that I can get.  I can do basic functions but this coding stuff has got me scratching my head.  I have been given this form at work and I told them it is above my knowledge and it was pretty much "lets see what happens anyways".  So the bar has been set pretty high.  I received some help on here to get where it is now.  This is the last piece to the puzzle as far as I can tell.  So if you could lend a hand, it would be so gratefully appreciated.

Thank you,

Justin