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are you trying to allow a user to select 2 itiems from one checkbox and 3 from another selection of items in another check box?

if so, look at how possibly behaviours can help you do this.

for instance, one way is to look at the ‘checkbox is clicked’ event on each of the checkbox items, and then run a ‘set field’ script to write 1 (one) to a hidden field. if your set field script is set up to write 1 + value of hidden field, it will basically COUNT .. and then on that hidden field ‘when data has changed’ event you can run a conditional script so that when the value of that field reaches your limit (2 or 3 for your two different check box groups) you can then ‘disable’ the check box to stop the users selecting more.

it isn’t practical to have an example form for EVERY possible thing that can be done I’m afraid.

but set up a simple test form and break the requiremnents down into seperate stages so you can see how they work individually.

ie that you can set up a script that can ‘count’ up into another field from the ‘is clicked’ event.

When you have that, then look at second element where you can validate the content of this field in a conditional script. That is demonstrated in this interactive form (although not specifically on a ‘value’) http://www.perfectforms.com/Documentation/manual/html/fl_required_field_checking_and_fi.htm

no afraid there are not. knowing you were ‘quask’ user, then methodology is much the same though for the count.

on the ‘group is clicked’ event, simply add in a ‘set field’ script that is setting the value to another field (eventually hidden on your form) to be 1 and with the + value of this other field for it to ‘count up’

preview the form, click one of the items in the check box and see that the ‘other field’ then shows 1, click another item in the check box.. and see it then shows 2