InfoPath Dev

O.K. I found out the count expression.It is the count(*[. != ""]) - 1 In this way on the last field is displayed the number of the previous fields that are not blank! Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you very much ,dear for your answer.Have a nice day.In this attached file I saw that the fields that are counted ,are the blank ones.I want the fields that are NOT blank to be counted.I noticed that on the last field that displays the number of blank filelds, there is a default value "count(*[. = ""])".Can you please tell ...

Sure, all things are possible with code. You'd just need to determine which nodes you care about, and count if they are blank or not - but you wouldn't have to use code for this. See the attached sample for another approach. Save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode and then you can preview.

Well, as I mentioned above, when I ran Fiddler when trying to submit the list items, I had an error response that the list didn't exist (which was nonsense - it obviously does) - so maybe you could also try the form in Preview with Fiddler running?

 Hillary, this worked perfectly! Thank you so much!!  I have one more issue that is a little more complicated. Is it possible in a list form to do the following? PlayerID 101 pays for 8 players. In his record only, I would like to show a list of all of the players names that he paid for.  Is that ...

I published your form but it only saves the document but not the repeated items.

I added rules to the paidby field to set the query field in Golf Names, run the query, and set the Paid By Name. Save the file locally, right click and select design and then preview to see if this does what you need.

Oh schucks! I didn't see it. I'll try it now. Thanks!

Did you try the template I attached above?

In my line of work, we do a lot of presentations. I would like to make a very detailed tracker: •Name •Date •Presentation Name •Presentation Type I would like the tracker to be able to tally up the number of presentations done by each person yearly. The presentations have a specific set of "man-hours" so I would need those to ...