Conditional statement in pdf

[David22792576pobb]

I'm trying to create a pdf form where one field value is calculated by the other but I can't seem to figure out how to make it work. Can you please assist?

For example:

A person enters a number in Field 1 that is between 0 and 10

Field 2 populates a number based off of that input.

A person enters a number in Field 1 that is between 11 and 20

Field 2 poputlates a different number based off of that input.

[Thom Parker]

Read This:

https://www.pdfscripting.com/public/How-to-Write-a-Basic-PDF-Calculation-Script.cfm

and this:

https://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/conditional-execution/

[David22792576pobb]

Thanks! I was able to get it to work; however, I'm having trouble with
conditional statements using drop down list values now .

Below is my syntax

CGBddl is a drop down list... two of the choices are Manager and Director

What I want to happen is when a person selects the rank from the drop down
list, the value of a field = a static value (CVCT) multiplied by the % that
aligns with the rank selection. The only thing that is happening right now
with the script is the CVCT field is being multiplied by

var CGBddl = this.getField("CGBddl").value;
var CVCT = this.getField("CVCT").value;
if( CGBddl = "Manager" ) {event.value = CVCT * 0.04; }
if( CGBddl = "Director" ){event.value = CVCT * .06; }


Can you please assist by providing me some direction on how to get this
script to work properly?

Thanks! David

[try67]

In JS the comparison operator is "==" (or "===").

[David22792576pobb]

Yes, thank you!

[Joanna29359496djo4]

Hi, i'm trying to do something similar in a timesheet, but what I want is if the total hours add up to more than 40, the excess hours move to the next field. Aka employee 1 worked 43 hours, field 1 (regular hours) totals 40 and field 2 (OT Hrs) totals 3, without the employee having to type it in. Any help would be great, i'm only just learning how to write calculation scripts, so variations are super new.