Help with Averaging Radio Buttons - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help in Newbie Questions InfoPath (Entire Site) InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads InfoPath Dev » InfoPath » Newbie Questions » Help with Averaging Radio Buttons Help with Averaging Radio Buttons Last post 05-11-2009 10:46 PM by Anuma. 1 replies. Page 1 of 1 (2 items) Sort Posts: Oldest to newest Newest to oldest Previous Next 05-11-2009 09:19 AM mbrady1973 Joined on 05-10-2009 Posts 37 Help with Averaging Radio Buttons Reply Contact Good afternoon, I am averaging a group of radio buttons , and when it is an even number, everything works great, however, when there is a decimal, a red box gets drawn around the text box. I would like this to get carried out one decimal place only. Example would be 4.5. If it is equal to that, it draws the error bo. Please help. It must be something simple?? Thank you! 05-11-2009 10:46 PM In reply to Anuma Joined on 07-20-2005 India Posts 525 Re: Help with Averaging Radio Buttons Mark as Not AnswerMark as Answer... Reply Contact Hi, Can you try it with below steps. 1. Open Text box Properties. 2. Change data type to “Decimal”. 3. Click on “Format” button. 4. Select “1” from Decimal Places dropdown. 5. Click on ok. Anuma Chinthapalli /http://www.GGKTech.com Page 1 of 1 (2 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.
Good afternoon,
I am averaging a group of radio buttons , and when it is an even number, everything works great, however, when there is a decimal, a red box gets drawn around the text box. I would like this to get carried out one decimal place only. Example would be 4.5. If it is equal to that, it draws the error bo. Please help. It must be something simple??
Thank you!
Hi,
Can you try it with below steps.
1. Open Text box Properties.
2. Change data type to “Decimal”.
3. Click on “Format” button.
4. Select “1” from Decimal Places dropdown.
5. Click on ok.