InfoPath Dev

I think I was able to figure it out using method 2 in below post. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/11/27/conditional-default-values.aspx

Hi, I'm trying to come up with an XPath formula to calculate fields as in below repeating table in a web based form. The first row value for Balance field, $2000, needs to be populated from outside of the repeating table, but all values for subsequent rows for Balance field need to equal to "previousRowBalance - previousRowAmount", ...

Hi Sean, I believe that this error occurs when you are attempting to submit a form with blank field tagged as "cannot be blank". You will be able to locate this easily by expanding the form's schema. All "cannot be blank" fields will have a red asterisk. Fill this field out before submitting to SharePoint. Also, you ...

 Great...thank you :-)

 Hi, the link was supposed to redirect you to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH7xUEcQwwg. Must be some kind of a bug with inserting a link. Apologies for that.

 Hi,  Thanks for the reply, unfortunately the link isn't working....is there another link to use ?   Thanks.

Hi Ravik, Please refer to Hilary's post from this thread. Alternatively, you can also use qRules to validate or even overwrite the file name with a desired value (based from other fields, current user, etc.) without writing code. Hope this helps.

Hi Tstellman, Are you able to work with repeating tables with default values? This way you could easily sum up all the values of a specific column based on the selected answer from the corresponding  column. I imagine you formula would look similar to this: sum(YesValue[DropDown = "Yes"]) where YesValue is the ...

Hi Kati, Have you tried relinking your XML files? Under the library settings of your new library, look for Permissions and Management and click Relink documents to this Library. This should allow you to relink the XML files to the new library. Also, another you could check is your form's Versioning. Here you could open your form in ...

Hi tplee, I have here a sample form with a formula which determines the day of the week. You may find the formula in the date picker where 0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday, 3 = Wednesday.. etc. Combining this logic with some rules could help you determine or select the Monday designated for that week. You may find those rules on the ...