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So these two calculated values on your form - are they working as anticipated? Or are they what are returning the error you mentioned earlier? In terms of displaying totals for all vendors, for example, you can use a repeating section, and some conditional formatting to hide any that are already displayed - using preceding-sibling formulas. I ...
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I'm assuming at this point you have a form? Or you would not be getting this message? Can you let me see the form itself, instead of screenshots of the lists?
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Is this a picture control? Or do you just need to have a picture in your form? For the second scenario, I'd use Insert > Picture (or Online Picture if it is uploaded someplace everyone has permissions to). See screenshot.
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Ok. In general, yes, this should be possible. You'll need to add a query data connection to your call up list so when in the form a vendor and contract are selected, you can query for the existing call up records. If you use query fields in your data connection and set those to your selected vendor and contract prior to querying, you won't ...
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Is there any chance I can see your form? You can attach it under Options in a reply - or email me via the forum, I'll reply and you can send it via email. It is just SO much easier for me to understand when I can see the form.
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When you select the total value field you should have an option to filter the data. The part of the XPath in the square brackets above is the XPath filter. If you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply with some info on where you are trying to do this, I can help you.
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I think that as part of your submit rules, after your value for column 5 is calculated, you'll need to query the list itself for any items w/ the same value in column 5. But if column 5 is an actual calculated column in SharePoint, I don't think you'll be able to query it with a normal list query - so I'd suggest that be a normal ...
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You can just put text in quotes: "Submit" for example, or "Button" in my case.
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Feel free to attach your form if you'd like me to take a look. The usual reason I have this issue is that I've not checked the box to actually hide the control, but another reason may be that the incorrect field has been selected for the condition.
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So - in my experience, in browser forms, disabling a button doesn't change the formatting. It just makes the button not do anything. Which is obviously a bad experience for the user! I usually use two controls - and show / hide them. See attached for a sample. Save the file locally, right click and select design. Then preview so you can see ...