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<blockquote data-quote="Madmaxneo" data-source="post: 6412469" data-attributes="member: 6716025">Ok, It took me some time but I corrected the script above to work, here is the Acroscript version...:[CODE]var oldStat = this.getField(&quot;St.0&quot;).value var newStat = this.getField(&quot;NewStat1&quot;).value var oldVal = 0 var newVal = 0 oldVal = oldStat if(oldStat &gt; 90) {oldVal = oldVal + (oldStat - 90) } else if(oldStat &gt; 95) { oldVal = oldVal + (oldStat - 95) } else if(oldStat &gt; 100) {oldVal = oldVal + ((oldStat - 100) * 7) }&nbsp; newVal = newStat if(newStat &gt; 90) {newVal = newVal + (newStat - 90) } else if(newStat &gt; 95) {newVal = newVal + (newStat - 95) } else if(newStat &gt; 100) {newVal = newVal + ((newStat - 100) * 7) } event.value = (newVal - oldVal)[/CODE]/In Acrobat you have to use &quot;else if&quot; statements when using more than 1 &quot;if&quot;. Regardless it still does not work. I set a stat at 94 and then put the points into it to raise it two points to a 96 which should come to a total cost of a 5 (2 for raising it to a 95 then 3 to raise it again to a 96). But it calculated the cost as a 4. Consequently that is the same problem I had in my script above.Upon further investigation, I changed the stat to a 95 then increased it by 1 (the 2 and finally 5) and it still calculates the cost by doubling the number. Which is incorrect, it should be tripling the number. I will mess with it some more and see if I can find anything else.Bruce</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Madmaxneo, post: 6412469, member: 6716025"] Ok, It took me some time but I corrected the script above to work, here is the Acroscript version...: [CODE]var oldStat = this.getField("St.0").value var newStat = this.getField("NewStat1").value var oldVal = 0 var newVal = 0 oldVal = oldStat if(oldStat > 90) {oldVal = oldVal + (oldStat - 90) } else if(oldStat > 95) { oldVal = oldVal + (oldStat - 95) } else if(oldStat > 100) {oldVal = oldVal + ((oldStat - 100) * 7) } newVal = newStat if(newStat > 90) {newVal = newVal + (newStat - 90) } else if(newStat > 95) {newVal = newVal + (newStat - 95) } else if(newStat > 100) {newVal = newVal + ((newStat - 100) * 7) } event.value = (newVal - oldVal)[/CODE]/ In Acrobat you have to use "else if" statements when using more than 1 "if". Regardless it still does not work. I set a stat at 94 and then put the points into it to raise it two points to a 96 which should come to a total cost of a 5 (2 for raising it to a 95 then 3 to raise it again to a 96). But it calculated the cost as a 4. Consequently that is the same problem I had in my script above. Upon further investigation, I changed the stat to a 95 then increased it by 1 (the 2 and finally 5) and it still calculates the cost by doubling the number. Which is incorrect, it should be tripling the number. I will mess with it some more and see if I can find anything else. Bruce [/QUOTE]

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