InfoPath Dev

Thank you so much for your help! I initially did not have the subtotals in a repeating table but I did figure out that I needed to do that so it is in a repeating table now. I tried to figure out the formula with the IF statement but I am getting an error and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Here is my formula: ...

 Posted this on Monday, still no answer?

 Hi Krishna, yes you can do all of what you are asking both in and out of repeating tables/sections, you just need to get your logic, and where you point to it, in order. I think I have appended a form that demonstrates what you are asking for and the logic hopefully it is relatively easy to follow?

 When you're in InfoPath design? If so, probably not, it's worse in SharePoint Designer, it's not that easy to determine where you are in the designers as if you were in a web page with a location tag, so, you just have to keep scrolling up and down unfortunately

Sorry I deleted the previous post as the sreenshot is missing I pasted it in and it looked ok at my end, but it didn't seem to didn't post, now I've appended a screenshot and it wont preview!   If all else fails look at the XSN I appended in a previous post  

Congratulations on being an new IntoPath'r/SharePoint Guru. I couldn't see from your screenshot, are the fields you want to sum in a repeating table/section? You would want to put them in a repeating table/section!  When you do have them in a repeating table/section then the solution becomes relatively easy.  I have added a form ...

 Only 29 minutes to reply to your own (first) question, that's pretty cool :P Yes you have the first part of your question under control, understanding the 'double eval' evil is quiet profound. You probably can't 'use' that concatenated field in an SP workflow, well in SPD OOTB anyway, unless you add additional ...

 Hi, I was going to make the subject 'Who develops InfoPath forms in your organisation?' yet quickly realised that in this forum it's probably whoever you are reading this missive. Recognising SharePoint & InfoPath have & are being utilised in a myriad  of ways and that the forums here are generally inundated with ...

Found at least 1 answer - used the following formula on a separate text box control - substring(eval(eval(AssignedTo[. != ""], 'concat(";", .)'), ".."), 2) AssignedTo is my field name on the assignee repeating table. This leads me onto another question, but I'll have a crack at it first. 

All, Very simple project. Yet, I'm having many brain dead moments. So I might be making this far more complicated than I need to. On SP10 and InfoPath 2010 - Creating a helpdesk form. I've a backend SP list (TechStaff) This lists  contains all tech staff and their IT group/dept. On my form I have a ...