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Form Calc HELP!!!!

Terry Parley
Registered: Sep 9 2009
Posts: 4

I have read the posts and tried to solve this myself and have been unsuccessful! I cannot total a column down to my subtotal without getting the Error Accessor unknown error. I have the rows totaling across with no problem. I am not the most knowing with form calc and creating forms. I have tried using the formula from a template and still no luck.

My Product Information:
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
gkaiseril
Expert
Registered: Feb 23 2006
Posts: 4308
Did you change the field names as needed within the script?

George Kaiser

Terry Parley
Registered: Sep 9 2009
Posts: 4
Yes I did. I think the easiest thing is I could send form to someone and have them decipher what I did or did not do.
dk3dknight
Registered: Jan 22 2008
Posts: 136
I have a idea what is wrong.. actually I did the same thing.

Is your total on the table or off the table.

If its off you need to tell the button what table and row it is on including the name of the item here is an example, Table 1.Row1.x The Tablesname.RowName.ItemName to easily find the actually real variable click your item on the table..

You should see this at the top of your code for the item.
----- form1.#subform[0].Table1.Row15.Total15::calculate: - (FormCalc, client) ----------------------

in this example the cell name would be Table1.Row15.Total15

Your total should probably look like this as an example.
Sum(Table1.Row1.Total1+Table1.Row2.Total2+Table1.Row3.Total3+Table1.Row4.Total4
+Table1.Row5.Total5+Table1.Row6.Total6+Table1.Row7.Total7+Table1.Row8.Total8
+Table1.Row9.Total9+Table1.Row10.Total10+Table1.Row11.Total11+Table1.Row12.Total12
+Table1.Row13.Total13+Table1.Row14.Total14+Table1.Row15.Total15)

What I did there was copy and paste and exchanged the varibles name.

Just an example.