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Stop app.alert pop-up on Reset Form

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I am using the following code to check that the percentage total does not exceed or is under 100%. When I reset the form I get the pop-up 8 times, one for each calculation. What do I need to add to stop the app.alert when the form resets and all values are now zero (under 100%)?

if (event.value>100) app.alert("The total cannot exceed 100%.");

if (event.value<100) app.alert("The total must equal 100%. Please continue entering.");

Thank you for your help!

DP

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try67Correct answer

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You can change:

if (event.value<100)

To:

if (event.value>0 && event.value<100)

However, you need to think about this carefully. The second error message will be displayed even while the user is filling in the fields, and that can be very annoying...

try67

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You can change:

if (event.value<100)

To:

if (event.value>0 && event.value<100)

However, you need to think about this carefully. The second error message will be displayed even while the user is filling in the fields, and that can be very annoying...

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diane_ngfAuthor

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Thanks! I agree that the second message can be annoying. I've been debating not using it. Maybe I'll include it in the first message as a reminder.

You're awesome!

Diane

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try67

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I don't know your document is supposed to work, but if you have four fields and the user must fill in all four you can only show the <100 error message when all four fields are filled-in and the result is not 100.

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