1.Add JQuery Library to SharePoint from Page
2.write the following code in document.ready function
3.in this example we getting two values from a,b and calculated displayed in c column
$(document).ready(function(){
var textarea=$("input[title='c']");
textarea.blur(function(){
calculateAmount();
});
});
function calculateAmount()
{
var a=document.getElementById('trAddition').getElementsByTagName('td') [1].getElementsByTagName('input');
var b=document.getElementById('intercost').getElementsByTagName('td') [2].getElementsByTagName('input');
var c=document.getElementById('intercost').getElementsByTagName('td') [3].getElementsByTagName('input');
c.value=a.value+b.value
}
In the above example we are getting the tr td's that contains
a,b and c column values
2.write the following code in document.ready function
3.in this example we getting two values from a,b and calculated displayed in c column
$(document).ready(function(){
var textarea=$("input[title='c']");
textarea.blur(function(){
calculateAmount();
});
});
function calculateAmount()
{
var a=document.getElementById('trAddition').getElementsByTagName('td') [1].getElementsByTagName('input');
var b=document.getElementById('intercost').getElementsByTagName('td') [2].getElementsByTagName('input');
var c=document.getElementById('intercost').getElementsByTagName('td') [3].getElementsByTagName('input');
c.value=a.value+b.value
}
In the above example we are getting the tr td's that contains
a,b and c column values
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