PDF-Formular Berechnung (Textfeld): Wenn die Zahl 0 ist,, dann Feld leer lassen

[olivern10692170]

Hallo Zusammen

Ich habe mein erstes PDF-Formular mit Acrobat Adobe erstellt. Dazu habe ich unter Textfeld-Eigenschaften/Berechnung die Option Wert ist Produkt (x) verwendet.

Soweit so gut, nun würde ich mir aber wünschen, dass nur eine Zahl ausgegeben wird, wenn diese nicht 0 (Null) ist. Dies heisst, ist die Zahl Null so soll das Feld einfach leer stehen und nicht die Zahl Null ausgeben. Ist dies überhaupt möglich und wenn ja wie?

Besten Dank im Voraus für die Unterstützung

Oliver

[olivern10692170]

"As the custom validation code of the field enter this:

if (event.value==0) event.value = "";"

"The only disadvantage is, that i have to get my (big) sum formula also to Java, because i can´t use the field selection and additional a custom code."

You should use this script as a "Custom Format Script" instead of a "Custom Validation Script" because the Format script only modifies the display in the field, it does not change its real value which is always zero and therefore remains usabl

[Ingrid.L]

Die Frage stellt sich mir auch, weiß niemand eine Lösung ?

LG

Ingrid 

[try67 · Accepted solution]

As the custom validation code of the field enter this:

if (event.value==0) event.value = "";

[Ingrid.L]

Thank you, works perfect.

The only disadvantage is, that i have to get my (big) sum formula also to Java, because i can´t use the field selection and additional a custom code. The one or the other....  

But thats nice to get practice ..... 😉

[Robert234005925fti]

Hallo ist das immernoch eine gültige Lösung? ich gebe es hier in ein PDF Formular ein aber es passiert nichts. 

Viele Grüße

[Bernd Alheit]

Where does you use the script?

[Robert234005925fti]

I don't understand the question. It's a contract sheet. I want to use it on Computer with windows.

[Robert234005925fti]

[try67]

It should work. Could you share the file with us?

[JR Boulay · Accepted solution]

"As the custom validation code of the field enter this:

if (event.value==0) event.value = "";"

"The only disadvantage is, that i have to get my (big) sum formula also to Java, because i can´t use the field selection and additional a custom code."

You should use this script as a "Custom Format Script" instead of a "Custom Validation Script" because the Format script only modifies the display in the field, it does not change its real value which is always zero and therefore remains usable for further calculations.

[JR Boulay · Accepted solution]

"As the custom validation code of the field enter this:

if (event.value==0) event.value = "";"

"The only disadvantage is, that i have to get my (big) sum formula also to Java, because i can´t use the field selection and additional a custom code."

You should use this script as a "Custom Format Script" instead of a "Custom Validation Script" because the Format script only modifies the display in the field, it does not change its real value which is always zero and therefore remains usable for further calculations.

[Robert234005925fti]

Thank you very much. That safed my day 😉