Change Fill Color Based On Value

It's a little hard to tell exactly what's happening without seeing your form. If you want manual input on one field to change the color of a second field after recalculation, the color change should probably go in the calculate event of the field you want to change, after the calculation is complete.

One thing to check is to make sure you're previewing your form as a dynamic form.  In the File menu, select Form Properties and on the Preview tab make sure the Preview Adobe Form As: selection is set to Dynamic XML Form.

Thank you.  I moved the code to the exit event of the field requiring manual input, and it's still not changing.  I was wondering if it was because the field I want to color-code doesn't calculate till the manual input field is exited, so I tried it again on the change event of the desired color-coded field, but still not working yet.  I don't know the colors yet and thought it might be that I'm choosing the wrong numbers, and found a good link and example here (http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/using-colors-acrobat-javascript) to help me with the colors, and will get the numbers worked out for each condition, but for some reason I'm not getting any results yet on even the basic first step, thanks.

You're on the right track, but the javascript syntax is a little off.  Here's how it should look:

if ( this.rawValue <= 100 &&this.rawValue >= 90 )

     {

    this.fillColor = "102,179,255";

     }

You need parenthesis around the entire "if" statement, and a semicolon at the end of the fillcolor statement.

Also, you might want to put the code in the "exit" event rather than the "change" event.  With change, the event will fire every time a character is typed.  The exit event will fire when the user is done entering text and clicks off of the field.  This way, the code only evaluates the entered number when it is complete.