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DOH! Good call. Since I have you on the line... What can I add to *this* code to allow for null values? If the user accidentally clicks into one of these fields, the alert pops up because the onbBlur event says there must be a value. I have to allow nulls because I have another script that...

I am trying to write a script to make sure that the user enters specific values ( 0.5,1,3,5, or 10) or else get an alert box. I have a script for another field that validates on a range, but I can't seem to modify it to work for *specific* values. Below is the range script, which works fine for...

Got It!!!! Thanks! I changed the intital value to null and it works. I appreciate the help.

OH, BTW. I have the intial values of the Sev fields set to '0'.

Sweet. Thanks. I should have noticed that! At least I am finally getting ananswer. Now I actually get an answer in the sevavg field, but no matter how many sev's are entered it divides by 15 ( the max number of sev's).

Thanks for the tip. I can see your point (function names). I renamed the function 'severityAverage()". Here's what happens: On the form the 15 "sev" values are actually entered into the forms by another Javascript. There are three form fields per Sev field. A calculation is run that adds two of...

I removed the brace and tried it, then the closing brace (I think I truncated one closer above) still no-go. The code looks like it should work.: function sevavg(){ numVals = 0; ttlVal = 0; for (x=1; x<=15; x++){ if (x=1){ if (!isNaN(parseInt(document.Form.Sev.value))){...

I tried the code that mwolf00 sent. I modified it a bit to fix some minor syntax problems. When I call the fucntion the browser freezes like an endless loop has been created. Can you see any errors here? function sevavg(){ numVals = 0; ttlVal = 0; for (x=1; x<=15; x++){ if...

Hi. I am trying to write a function that will take 15 form fields, sum the values and divide by all the non-zero values. For example: if 12 values aare entered I want the sum to be divided by 12 for the average. Here's my cluncky code: function sevavg() { Sev = eval...