If you need to 'circle' around specific info, like part of the text on the page, you can use a text field to do it.
Create a New Text Field:
Name the text field (e.g., "Circle1").
Set Field Properties:
General Tab:
Set the field to Hidden and Read-Only.
Appearance Tab:
Choose your desired border color to act as the "circle".
Set the fill color to "None" (transparent).
Position the Field:
Place the newly created text field over the information you wish to "circle" on the page.
Add Validation script:
Go to the field where you enter numbers.
Under the Validate tab, choose "Run custom validation script" and enter the following code:
this.getField("Circle1").display = (Number(event.value) == 50) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
This script will make the "Circle1" field visible when the entered value is 50. Otherwise, it will remain hidden.
Adding Additional "Circles":
To circle multiple areas based on different conditions:
Create additional text fields (e.g., "Circle2", "Circle3", etc.).
Use the same script but update the field name and condition for each:
this.getField("Circle2").display = (Number(event.value) == 75) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
this.getField("Circle3").display = (Number(event.value) == 100) ? display.visible : display.hidden;
Notes:
Replace 50, 75, and 100 with the specific numbers for which you want each "circle" to appear.
Adjust the size and position of each "circle" (text field) as needed to align with the target text or information on the page.
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