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The ''//'' at the begining tells the XPath to start at the top. Just drag the driverName field into the appropriate column in your repeating table.
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You can set a default value formula for each such field with the formula:
round(. * 100) div 100
But this seems to have the peculiar side-effect of changing a blank value to 0.0 (assuming a single decimal place) instead of leaving it blank. This effefct however, might be okay for your situation.
Good luck.
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So glad I have helped. Keep up the good work. Perseverance pays off.
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Off the top of my head here--don't know if this is even possible....
Perhaps you can create a custom SP list which has the number associated with each text string, and then use that list in your calculations.
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Shiraz is correct--there is no way to dynamically change a control type at runtime... it must be done by binding multiple controls to the same node with conditional visibility deciding which shows.
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Hi Thierry,
Thanks so much for sharing this. This will be useful to anyone trying to get a handle on the new OM.
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mbenbow,
Thanks for sharing this. This will be very useful to many people.
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Sounds like an issue. For a workaround, use the round() function:
round(value*100)/100
the 100 gives you two decimal places. For three, you would use 1000, and so on.
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What attribute are you trying to set?
Better way to set the attribute value is:
attrAllDefects = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:TestCaseDocument/my:TestExecutionSummary/my:AllDefects/@my:attributeToSet'');
attrAllDefects.text = allDefectIDs;
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Hi, sead,
If you don't mind, please post your solution here in case anyone else runs into the same issue.
Thanks.