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Re: Using a control to hide a form function

Hilary Stoupa — Fri, 14 Dec 2018 22:27:23 GMT

Yah, this always confuses me too, because it feels backwards. We need to think in terms of what we will hide, rather than show... I always think best in terms of food, so "if this bowl has no apples AND no oranges AND no pears, I don't want to eat anything" normally helps me get my brain around it.

Re: Using a control to hide a form function

shabbaranks — Fri, 14 Dec 2018 10:49:15 GMT

Ah so I understand the way it works now. It would seem you have to apply the AND rather than the OR in this kind of scenario for it to work.

Using a control to hide a form function

shabbaranks — Fri, 14 Dec 2018 09:45:14 GMT

Hi,

Im looking to add controls to a form based on multiple usernames but I think (based on a Google search) the way it should work isn't the way it does work in InfoPath. So I have a text box which returns the username of the person opening the form for example "Joe Bloggs 1" I have a control on a text box which says if the username text box isn't equal to Joe Bloggs 1 or Joe Bloggs 2 or Joe Bloggs 3 then disable this control. But unfortunately the control gets disabled regardless and I think its to do with the Or controls but don't understand why?

Can anyone help please?

Thank you