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Hey guys so I tried something different, but still stuck. To get ride of the duplicating tabled in the top section I created a separate list which stores the top info and then a second list which stores the bottom info. I want the ID Clone field on the bottom form, to be the same as the REQ Number at the top (which is the first lists ID ...
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Hi, Mark - just add a calculated value (or expression box in older versions of InfoPath) using the sum function. More here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/12/04/xpath-powers-calculating-totals.aspx
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Hi
I have a series of repeating fields which allow end users to select products and services showing the total price of each selection. Is there a way of showing the total of each of the repeating fields as a grand total?
Thanks in advance
Mark
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Thanks, I'll give that a go
OK I now feel really stupid, could not get that to work! Do I apply the rule to the name field or the price field?
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Second Pic, sorry would only let me attach one at a time...
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Patrick,
Thanks for the response. If I can manage to get the top 4 fields to add to the list for any line items (per submission) every time I would love help to then hide the extra top sections that appear when I click add item (for the line items) at the bottom. Is having the top 4 fields auto populate the same ...
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PS: I am using this as a Browser form, not in InfoPath Filler client.
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Hello,
I have developed an InfoPath form. My form contains code to fetch data from webservice and fetch data from SharePoint list ( SharePoint Online).
I'm done from code side. Now, please help me in finding way for how to publish a Infopath form containing code in sharepoint office365.
Regards,
Nikita
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You can add a formatting rule to the repeating row that hides the control; the key is the condition for the rule:
count(preceding-sibling::my:group2) + 1 <= count(/my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2) - 4
*AND*
count(/my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2) > 4
Note: this assumes that you have a form with a stock data source root node ...
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Hi Spassler and welcome,
SharePoint lists don't support repeating data in the form. Well, you can create a new form from InfoPath and specify repeating, but it only lets you add multiple items and you won't be able to edit multiple items. Maybe that is good enough. If so, launch InfoPath Designer and say new SharePoint list form and be ...