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Adobe Form Calculation Help

  • May 20, 2024
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I'm creating an order form and I have it set to calculate the total price based on the unit price plus the quantity valued that is entered.

 

But there is an option in the menu where, if ticked, I need it to add an extra $2 to the unit price.

My current calculation is QTY2*15, wtih QTY representing a quantity that the user can order.

 

I basically need it to calculate this:
QTY2*15 if Nuts aren't selected

QTY2*17 if Nuts aren't selected

 

I've named the Nuts Tick Box as SNACKS52, with the Export Value of YesNuts.

 

In my head it sounds simple, but I haven't coded before, so your help would be much appreciated.

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Correct answer Nesa Nurani

If you use simplified field notation, then change export value of SNACKS52 to 2, then use like this: QTY2*(15+SNACKS52)

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May 20, 2024

If you use simplified field notation, then change export value of SNACKS52 to 2, then use like this: QTY2*(15+SNACKS52)

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May 20, 2024

Perfect! Thank you so much.