Thanks! I'll give it a try!

What you provided is very cool but doesn't help me for this scenario because I want to leave the PO # where it is and just copy the PO # input to the HTML (sort of duplicating the info into a message). Rather than get fancy, I'm just going to reword my HTML text so I won't need it.

I appreciate the feedback though! Will probably use the info above in another form some day! Good to have in my bag of tricks!

Gloria,

Variables cannot be used that way in custom HTML so you have two options

1. Populate the text with JavaScript (the exact approach depends on whether or not you need the text saved on the final form).
2. Use a read-only field instead of Custom HTML
   • Use CSS to hide the label, border, etc., so it just looks like plain text.
   • Write a Function/Formula that will combine the base text with the values from the target fields.

So I used the method above to put in the value of my field (entered in at the top of the form) into the HTML :) While this does have an input field in HTML you don't have to do that, you can just replace something with something too.

If you are still wanting to do that, I will show you my code and an example of what you need. Let me know :)

Would love to see it!

I setup a simple form that kind of matches yours:

Please note that "CN" and the "PN" are only acting as placeholders and you can put anything in their place including just a white spaces. The Javascript code replaces anything between the > and <.

Here is the HTML:

I had to use "span" instead of "div" because span allows for no breaks even for nested sections (simply explained haha).

The CN field is Field 2 aka #q2 input, and the PN field is Field 3 aka #q3 input.

Javascript:

$(document).ready(function () {


//When the Field two receives input, it will replace the HTML placeholder 
  $("#q2 input").change(function(){
   
    var value = document.getElementById('Field2').value;
    document.getElementById('CN').innerHTML=Field2.value;
   
 });
  
  $("#q3 input").change(function(){
   
    var value = document.getElementById('Field3').value;
    document.getElementById('PN').innerHTML=Field2.value;
   
 });
  
  
});

So here is the final example:

you can see it replaced the "CN" with "1234". This is a super simple example you can build upon to fit your needs. And add the Field Rule you mentioned :)

Let me know if you have any questions about it! I am happy to help

@████████ @████████- just wondering if you were able to get your process working?