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I'm sure there are more elegant ways to do this, and there are a wide variety of ways my approach could go wrong (I'm not handling for people entering non-numeric data, for example, and this will only work on numbers up to quadrillions, but it should give you an idea. Save the attached file locally. Right click the file and select design. ...
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It does - and I just don't know what else to suggest! You aren't getting an error.... just executing the submit connection created a blank list item... it seems like their should be some way to see on the server the web service query coming in, but I'm not so savvy in those types of things, so I'm not sure what the right tool would ...
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I've attached a copy of your form - save the file locally, right click and select design. Reviewing the logic, it looks like the Field values in the Batch node should be whatever is in the last list item, given the way the logic in the form works. I added a test button. Since the issue occurs in the browser, publish the form & add an item ...
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Fantastic - glad that was it! I was hoping that was the problem...
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I think the problem is that your namexpath param is not relative to the file attachment node. Try this instead: /namexpath=@my:prat_file_name
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You want the actual value to contain a comma? Or do you want it to just display with a comma?
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I downloaded the file & removed it from your post - I'll take a look first thing tomorrow. :)
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Depends on your rules. Are the rules to set the values on the submit button / submit rules? How are you setting the nodes? Can I see your form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply. I'll take a quick look at it tomorrow. :)
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If you'll attach your form to a reply, or email to support AT qdabra DOT com and reference this post, I'll take a quick look at your template tomorrow. Can you also let me know the error you are getting in the Qdabra Rules Error node? Or drag the execution history onto your form so you can see the errors there...
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Instead of using a default for NRD CPQI, you should put rules on Actual Cost and #QI. The rules will check if #QI is equal to zero - if it is not, set NRD CPQI to Actual Cost / # QI. I would also add rules to both Actual Cost and # QI to clear NRD CPQI. So, on each rule, the first rule would have no conditions and would set NRD CPQI either to ...