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Need some help using Natural Logarithm/LN Calculation

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Dec 11, 2017 Dec 11, 2017

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I have a couple text boxes as follows:

text1 = number that doesn't change (6.5459673)

text2 = number that will change based on input from another text box (box1F6)

in excel the calculation would be: 6.5459673 (or text1) * (LN(F6))

I tried doing this:

var nBox = + getField("box1F6").value;

event.value = math.log(nBox);

but that didn't even put a 0 or any input for that matter. 

Any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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Community Expert , Dec 11, 2017 Dec 11, 2017

Should work, only it's Math.log(), not math.log()... JS is case-sensitive, so the latter would cause an error.

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Should work, only it's Math.log(), not math.log()... JS is case-sensitive, so the latter would cause an error.

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Was there an error reported in the console?

Is this code entered into the Calculation Script?

Do you know that the value of "box1F6" is a number?

And math needs to be capitalized:  Math.log();

Try this. add this line to  your code immediately after the "getField" line

console.pritnln("Val=" + nBox);

Here is a tutorial on using the Console Window.

The Acrobat JavaScript Console Window - YouTube

Thom Parker - Software Developer at PDFScripting
Use the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often

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