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I just checked the following code in Acrobat 6 (easier to debug <g>), and this one definitely works:
var a = this.getField("a") ;
var b = this.getField("b") ; if (b.value * 1 != 0) {
event.value = a.value / b.value ;
}This above code is assigned to the Calculate event of the result field.
Note that you might add semicolons at the end of the statements (they are not mandatory, but sometimes you may encounter weird behavior).
Hope, this can help
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Thanks Max. I tried this correction and it still does not work? It thinks there is a syntax error in the calc on line 3. Can you check it out?
var a = this.getField("a") var b = this.getField("b") if (b.value * 1) != 0) {event.value = a.value / b.value}
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