InfoPath Dev

Any chance you can attach your template (under the Options tab in a reply) - the XPath filter for this will depend on your data sources.... Also, just in case you weren't aware, XPath is case sensitive, so if your list data is actually "In Service" instead of "In service" for example, you won't get a match on that text ...

Good job figuring it out - glad this will work for you :)

 YES, YES, YES. Although it took me quite a while to figure out how to create the calculaled fields, it now works like a charm. I'ld say: Hilary for president! (I bet you've heared that one before :)) Thank you very much.  Greetings, MarinusPJ 

Hi, I am really struggling with this and I'm hoping someone will be able to help! I have two lists List A (Area) and List B (Units). List B has a Lookup field (called Area) to List A (Column "Title"). List B has a status field which can one of two Status - "In service" and "Out of service". I have two ...

Hi, while testing my new InfoPath form template the other day, I noticed a new ribbon menu I have never seen before in InfoPath Filler, and I am unable to make it appear again (don't know what key combination I pressed to make it appear). Among the buttons in this rare ribbon menu, there was one called "Work offline". Anyone ...

Meeeee too - I don't wanna spend my time off maintaining Windows machines. :)

Hi Hilary, Thanks a lot for your reply, I'll check it out as soon as I can connect the professional network. At home it's Apple all around ;-). I'll keep yo informed. Greeting, MarinusPJ

I'm wondering if you want to show text A when the sum is less than 2, and text B when it is more than 2? Or is it that both texts show if more than 2? I've attached a sample - save the form locally, right click, select design. Then you can preview and try it out. I ended up using sum and the union (|) operator in my form and I did make the ...

 Hi there,   I'm a newbie to InfoPath and English is not my mother's tongue, so excuse when my writing seems a bit clumsy. Here's my problem:I've got 5 radio button field, Yes and No buttons. The Yes button is value 1, the No button is value 0I'ld like to show text A when the sum of 5 radio button fields is ...

Adding the status to the filter on the XPath for a sum formula, for example, would look like: sum(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Callup_DC")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:Vendor = current()/d:Vendor and d:ContractStatus != "Cancelled"]/d:TotalContractValue)