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This should be possible using conditional formatting. Can you explain what conditional formatting you used and how it is not working? You shouldn't need go get into code for this. It's a matter of setting the right condition to hide the field when the user makes a selection elsewhere on the form.
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It's very strange that this would be happening. I have done similar concats before. Does it fail if you try concating other fields, or just these two fields?
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You can do this validation via string-length (.) > 12 AND string-length(.) < 12. See the attached template for a sample.
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Oh wow, repeating tables. Yeah, it's a bit more complicated in that scenario... I'll have to think about that.
In the meantime, re-attaching my samples as zip. If you can't download it we'll communicate via email.
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Here's a non qRules solution but it fails to account for invalid values. So if you have an integer field and someone enters a letter, this will still consider that "complete" and the percentage increases.
Note: qRules will not work if your form already has code, and IPFS compatability is being tested as we speak (type).
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Hey Sam,
This is just a prototype, but this MAY be possible with qRules. See the attached form. There are rules on load and on each field, plus the percentage calculation. The problem with this is that
a) all fields need to be required
b) we need a field (hardcoded) with the total number of fields.
I'll revisit this sample if it seems like ...
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Troubleshooting ideas:
1. If you remove the Qdabra AD connection, republish the form to Sharepoint, and open in the browser, does it work?
2. If you (leave the Qdabra AD connection) remove the browser compatability, republish to Sharepoint and open in InfoPath, does the form work?
This will give us a better idea of what ...
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Hi Sam,
I can think of one simple way of doing this, but it might not be what you want. Still, here it is.
1. Separate your questionnaire into various views. Let's say you have 4 views, with (roughly) the same number of questions.
2. You have buttons to "Go to the next view" when a user completes the fields in one view.
3. Then ...
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As you can see above, pasting from Word is not a good idea. Consider editing your original message to make it more legible. Thank you.
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Hi Matt, it sounds like conditional shredding is the solution for you. Check it out.