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I am looking to subtract one date from the other and based on the result have the field (multiple choice) value change. For example (field1-field2) > 2days = "yes"
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Added the form for inspection.
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Thanks for your help so far - I've followed your advice what I've decided to do (and with some success) is create a text field (rather than a calculated field) on the form so that it displays the ID of the topic selected in the drop down menu. From the same text field, I've added a rule so that when the field = 2 (2 being the ID of the ...
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Hi,
I could still use a little help with my project. While I can get my values from the repeating table, my customer wants to see them horizontally and with check boxes. I've taken the sample Hilary provided and modified it. I can get the values to display in another repeating table horizontally as text in calculated value boxes but I ...
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Good Day to everyone
Hope all is well, I am currently in the process of making an electronic document which uses ink pen signatures. This form will run just on the filler alone as sharepoint will not be utilized, I will like to make a button that updates the document (in which the users cannot erase already signed ...
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Nope. We opened a ticket with Microsoft. They recognized it as a bug, but will not be fixing it. Their workaround is to go to the Form's Options and select "Show InfoPath commands in Ribbon or toolbar". This fixes the browse issue but gives you an unwanted Ribbon.
So we are creating our own ...
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Can you attach the template under the options tab in a reply and provide more detail on which button isn't working correctly and what the anticipated behavior is?
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Here's a blog post that may help you calculate the time difference - InfoPath doesn't have a function for this, so the calculations can be pretty complex.
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Do you mind attaching a copy of your form in a reply, under the Options tab, showing your current attempt?