Thanks for the reply.  It does the same as the first code.  Whatever filed you edit the last, becomes the primary, therefore if the last edited field is greater than 0 then it shows the submit button.  I need it to work whenever the field in any row is below 0.

Thanks!

Ajanthan, I've done something similar in which I set a counter to zero and then I increment it by 1  if at any point the condition is met. Then all you check is that if the counter is greater than zero, to be true. 

Not tested but something like this.

$(document).on('change', '.UAvariance input', hideSubmitButton);
     
$(document).ready(hideSubmitButton);     

function hideSubmitButton() {

i= 0;

 $(".UAvariance input").each(function(){
  var $submit = $('.Submit');
  if ($(this).val() < '0'){
       // do nothing
     }
     else {
   i++; // increment by 1
}

   });

if (i > 0) { 
$submit.show(); 
} 
else 
{ 
$submit.hide(); 
}

 }

Thanks for the script but it does the same as the code above.  let's say if you make a change on the filed in one line to -1 then if you go back to a field on a prior row or after row and change it to 0 or 1 then it shows the submit button.

Oh ok. So I thought you wanted to show the button if "at least" one row was zero or more; but it sounds like what you're looking for is to hide the button if "at least" one row is less than zero. Is that right?

If so, then maybe simply change the "Field Type" to "Number" and set the properties of "Min" to zero in the "Range" option. See screenshots.

Thanks!

that's I have it setup but.  If I put this as a rea-only field it doesn't work.  I am populating the values from a database lookup and I don't want to user to change anything on the field.