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The form atttached is an InfoPath 2007 form. Did you try opening it in Design mode? Right click in Windows Explorer->Design? Do you have InfoPath 2003?
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This form employs a lot of tricky techniques to dynamically generate the list of months, but I believe what you are looking for is something like the attached.
This form automatically populates the dropdown with the 8 months starting with the current month (you can see it change if you change your computer's date and re-preview the ...
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This formula should work:
concat(substring(today(), 1, 8), '01')
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I can show you how to do that, but is 7.21, 7 hours and 21 minutes, or is it 7.21 hours? I'm confused by your use of a period here.
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Please have a look at the attached form. I used a different default value formula on monLarge that doesn't require the separate calculation fields.
I'd also point out that your monMins and monMinf fields were not actually in the Calculations group, but were actually underneath the root node, with all the other fields. Just ...
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Yes, that would certainly be helpful in illuminating what you mean.
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Have you tried typing it in manually?
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Use addSeconds(timeField, -75600). Here 75600 is the result of 60 * (21 + (60 * 7)). To use this formula, you should leave the time field with its colons in it, and not extract them out.
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Is there any reason why you're using the path ../../my:group1/my:proj_rel_wk_rg/my:proj_rel_wk? Just my:proj_rel_wk should do the trick.
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Hello,
XPathNavigator pi = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/processing-instruction()[local-name() = 'mso-infoPathSolution']");
will get you an XPathNavigator to that processing instruction. Would that be sufficient for what you need to do?