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How about adding two textboxes with different number formatting, and alternately show and hide them depending on the value of the checkbox?
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For your dynamic formula, try removing the spaces before and after the equals sign. That's most likely the issue.
For a non-dynamic formula, you need to either enclose the whole command in quotes:
"SaveToSharePoint /url=http://intranet.dci.com/eng/apd/project /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Attach"
or enter the command in the Value ...
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You can also use qRules to do this. Just use the Insert command to insert 5 rows, and then use an ordinary rule or default value to set your field to the value of the formula field2 div field1.
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It would be the same, but without the parentheses (replace the first one with a space):
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jimmy/archive/2009/03/06/automatically-adding-rows-to-repeating-sections.aspx
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Any forms, existing or new, you open after republishing the template will use the layout from the new template. It should not have any adverse effects on the old forms, assuming you want all the forms to use this new layout.
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Have you tried this?: \d\d\d\d\d\d
That should work.
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Each of the places where you see translate(., "()-. ", "") is producing a temporary copy of the original value with all the parentheses, dashes, periods, and spaces removed. Then each substring() around those is taking that stripped-down value and extracting a certain portion of it. So ...
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For this, you need to use rules, not conditional formatting:
Rule1: Condition: RadioButtonField = RadioButton1Value
Action: Set CheckboxField1 and CheckboxField2 to the checked value (whatever it is)
Rule2: Condition: RadioButtonField = RadioButton2Value
Action: Set CheckboxField1 to the checked value
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What is it you are trying to accomplish, specifically?
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Yes, you can combine conditions like that. Should work just fine.
I'm not sure if the manual mentions this conditional mapping, but we do have a few blog posts on the ...