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Calculating order form total column using Javascript

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Jul 11, 2024 Jul 11, 2024

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Hi

Apologies, I know nothing about Javascript.

I have an order form in Acrobat that I need to calculate a total with Goods and Services Tax (GST) attached image.

Staff members enter quantity (QTY) and unit price (UNITPRICE). They then choose Y or N to whether the unit price is inclusive of GST.

So, therefore the TOTAL column needs to calculate

If GST = Y

Then multiply QTY by UNITPRICE

Else multiply QTY by (UNITPRICE*1.1)

I know that I need to use javascript with a IF and THEN statements in the 'Custom Calculation Script' section, just not sure how to script it.

 

Thanks

Michael

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Community Expert , Jul 11, 2024 Jul 11, 2024

Assume your check boxes are named "GST" (name them identically, but set the export values in the options tab to 1 for No and 1.1 for Yes.  At the top of the Total field calculation tab select Value is the product of and select the 3 fields.  The calculation will take the unchecked boxes as zero so it will calculate to zero until the user checks whether there is GST or not.  If you don't want a zero value when the GST boxes are not checked, use the following custom calculation script instead:

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Assume your check boxes are named "GST" (name them identically, but set the export values in the options tab to 1 for No and 1.1 for Yes.  At the top of the Total field calculation tab select Value is the product of and select the 3 fields.  The calculation will take the unchecked boxes as zero so it will calculate to zero until the user checks whether there is GST or not.  If you don't want a zero value when the GST boxes are not checked, use the following custom calculation script instead:

var gst=1;

if(this.getField("GST").value!="Off")

{gst=this.getField("GST").value}

event.value=this.getField("QTY").value * this.getField("UNITPRICE").value*gst;

 

If you want to modify the script above once, so you don't have to modify for each Total field you can enter a script that antipates what the field names will be when you create all the rows from the first row using Right-click>Create multiple copies.  This article explains exactly how to do it, with video.

 

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Thank you @PDF Automation Station, your help is much appreciated.

Have a great day!

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