How do I write a 3 part equation in an acrobat calculation field?

Question

I have set up an interactive Cost per Glass calculator and I cannot figure out how to write the code for my profit per bottle:

(profitperglass*25.36)/poursize

I also tried to set it up with the 25.36 as a variable field that I reference but it still doesn't work. (25.36 is the number of ounces in the bottle)

I was able to make a file with the Pour size as a set number but now I want the pour size to be a fillable variable that will then affect their profit.

All the other calculations are input in the "Value is..." and the "Simplified fields..."

I don't know where or how to do this one.

It is possible, I can do it in excel?

Karl Heinz Kremer · Accepted Answer

Karl,That did it, it makes sense.The only problem now is slightly visual.For some reason that cell (profit per bottle) does not populate with the $0.00 like the rest that are determined by the input fields. The property format calls for it. It does populate when I put in the variables. Any ideas?Joan Harten[Mod: Personal information removed]Change line #5 in the above calculation script to this:event.value = 0;

JR Boulay · Answer

So, what is the formula for this one?

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