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What kind of SharePoint are you using at the moment? If you're able to use code, it should be possible to accomplish this with qRules. You would create another repeating group with a service name field and any others you need, and place a rule on the MSLB field like this:Condition: MSLBField is not empty AND ...
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This step is considerably trickier. The textboxes need to be part of the repeating structure in order to have unique values in each row, but an MSLB won't allow you to do that for the repeating field that binds to the MSLB.
Is there a known limit to the number of items in the MSLB? The only codeless approach I can think of is to have a ...
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Could you explain what you want to do a little more clearly? Do you want averages for each of the tables? Or one set of averages combining all of the repeating tables? Or a repeating table with averages in it?
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Median and mode are certainly more involved than mean, but I've found a codeless way to do them. Please have a look at the attached form.
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You should be able to accomplish this by creating a Calculated Value control and conditionally hiding it with the condition:ResultRepeatingGroup Exists
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Please have a look at this:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/24650/85373.aspx#85373
I think the suggestions Hilary makes there are applicable to this situation as well.
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Is there a reason for the pair of apostrophes after the first %? Those could be preventing any results from coming back.
And please make sure you are validating LastName (i.e. ensuring that it does not contain any apostrophes) before using it in an SQL query.
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Are the Field_Name, Start_Position, etc. attributes direct children of the File_Layout_Container group, or do they belong to another group below that?
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This should be easy enough. Create a field in your form and place a rule on ClientID to set that field to the path you want. Then you can use that field as the URL source of a hyperlink.
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Either approach would involve setting the unchecked values to the point values. The second option just allows using a shorter formula.
In order to allow values other than 1/0/true/false, the fields need to be a different datatype (either numeric or string). I'm not sure if field datatypes can be changed in list forms, but if not, you ...