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It is a calculated value control. You just enter your formula. :)
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How were you able to get that text box without it being mapped to anything to put the expression in it?
I see how it works, but not sure where you found that box? I'm forced to pick like text or dropdown and then it created a field on the right which id rather not have like yours...
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Here's a sample for you to check out. Save the file locally, right click and select Design, from there you can preview, etc.
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Sorry, I forgot to get back to you yesterday! When you add your sum, you need to include a filter. I'll put a quick sample together (using an XML data source, so you can try it in preview and see how it works). I'll have something for you shortly.
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I created a form in InfoPath 2007 and linked it to an Access db (also 2007) table. Last night the data connection worked fine. This morning I went into the table and changed the data in a field - in fact, all I did was add 1 letter to a name in a cell, so I could see if that change would show in the data in my ...
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Is there a way to only show the sum of a field in a repeating table for only rows that are "visible"?
I cant seem to find any info on it, only excel and access results, just figured you guys/gals would be my best hope.
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Hi
I am looking for advice on using syntax to set the value of a control in a repeating table.
the table records if a test has passed across four samples. If one of the samples fails the test on that sample has to be repeated. for those that pass first time no retests are required
So the rule I want to set is that if a control in the row is ...
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Found Laura Rogers post InfoPath and Repeating tables : http://www.wonderlaura.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=121 Going to try a mashup dashboard. Just might be the ticket.
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Great job - glad you have it working. Here's a link with info on submitting to a person or group.