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Hey guys,

I'm creating a fortnightly timesheet for my work using LiveCycle..it is basically a form that an employee fills out for their times that they have worked in a fortnight..

I need to be able to let the user choose the first day of the fortnight (can be different depending on the individual) and the rest of the column in the Day Column can fill out the rest of the days until the end of the 14 days...

any ideas?

thanx in advance...

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Thank you. I have sent your updated form.

Steve

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I provided a very similar sample for another forum user. See the attached. You enter the end date (which has to be a Saturday in this case) in the header and the table calculates the dates for the previous two weeks. Review the calculate event on the table dates.

Steve

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Thank you for that example..

I understand the need for a Calculation Script...but How do I put into place? I can see that the last cell in the Date Column has a Calculated Read-Only attribute with calculation script selected, but I dont see where I can put that script...

thanks so much

Ali

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Ali,

If you forward your form to stwalker.adobe@gmail.com I can take a look.

Steve

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I've just emailed it to you...

Congratulations on 1000 posts....

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Thank you. I have sent your updated form.

Steve

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