Is there a way to automatically copy other value values ​​in the another field?

We have a form with custom javascript code to choose EDDM routes from USPS, and it delivers back to the JotForm the route names in a field called EDDM Route(s) and the number of addresses in a field called # of addresses. I had to add a fairly redundant field called # of postcards to allow / force initiate the calculation widget and conditional logic formulas for price breaks dependent upon quantity. Is there any way to simply have the value delivered to # of addresses auto initiate the calculation process to auto-fill the subtotal field below without the user having to manually enter the number again? Thanks.

You can achieve that by using insert text or calculation conditional logic.

Please refer to the guide below how:
- How to Insert Text or Calculation into a Field Using Conditional Logic
- How to Pass Field Value to Another Field?

Hope this helps.

Thanks. So I used conditional logic to forward the value from #of addresses to # of postcards. It works if you manually type in that field. But when the custom code delivers the value into the form, the conditional logic to fill the value acts like it doesn't see anything in that field. It is like the form treats it like there is no data delivered. Not sure if this makes any sense -- please see this URL 

http://dlpmarketing.com/eddm_justlistedjustsold_8.5x8.5.html

Could you please try this conditional logic if it works for you (see screenshot below). 

Give it a try and let us know how it goes.

Thanks. Tried the new conditional logic as you provided, but it still treats field #25 as if there is nothing there when a value is sent from the custom code.

I can relate to your concern. I've create a custom script here where it calculates the character entered and computes for the total amount to be paid.

The total is not actually computed and I'm not sure why and the workaround I've did was to create a separate variable to calculate it and automatically pass the value.

Would creating another variable helps? Or do you need the actual calculation field to work? I think the issue is not limited to form calculation widget only as I can see that you are using the number field and still experiencing the same problem.

Looking forward for your response. 

Thanks Jed.

The JotForm acts like it does not see the value being sent back to it from the custom Javascript. That is why I had to add a redundant field to force the calculations and conditional logic on price breaks to initiate.

So, has your workaround solved what you need? Please confirm, so we can close this thread.

Problem has not been solved, but you are free to close the thread. Thanks for trying.