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That looks great, Hilary. I now have to spend some time learning what exactly you did so I can understand. I have never used default value's and schema before. I guess that shows my lack of advanced knowledge. The only thing that I did was remove the checkbox on the don't run remaining rules for Set Result to Fail so that ...
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I think this sample is close. It uses default data and a normalized schema. Save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode, from there you can preview. If you look under the data tab in the ribbon, you'll find the button to open the default data & can find where I added the questions.
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So - I'm going to be a pain and ask for your form, please. :) Can you attach a copy to a reply?
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Hello,
I have a form that has 7 questions, with Yes/No responses (radio buttons) available for each question. If questions number 3 & 7 get a "Yes" response, I have set up a rule to send an email notification. However, I also want the form to send an email ...
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Hi Hilary,
I've already done that in InfoPath :) and the new column/field is showing in the SharePoint form, but the problem is that the change seems to be only visible when the entry is viewed but when I click to edit the form (in SP), the new column is not visible. I've attempted to attach the screenshots here so hopefully this ...
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Hmmm. Okay - I'll take another look tomorrow and see if I can come up with a simpler approach. :)
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Exactly what I did works perfectly, I thought maybe there was another way. Thank you very much for being so active on this forum :)
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That was the only logical way that I could think of to calculate how many questions need to be scored. If the question is NA, it wont be counted. So if 5 questions are yes or no and 1 is NA, then it would calculate 100/5 instead of 100/6. Of course this is based on a 100 point rating system.
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Yeah - I'm trying to think of a way to make this less complicated. To start with, I'm confused by the rules on the calc score button - it set's the tdc_calc field to 1 if the answer is yes or if it is no?
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Changing the values would not be an issue. The end result should be a Pass/Fail, but also have a score available for record purposes. A few caveats are, anything marked NA does not get calculated, weights per question would be recalculated. Any question in red, or critical, would cause an automatic failure, but a score should still be calculated. ...