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Oh, and to expand upon what I've tried. I added two Expression boxes. One points to created column on my SharePoint list, the other points to the Expression box within the form. I know there is something about Expression boxes having limitations as they only display, not store data. Anyway, when I have the two boxes, I can open an existing ...

Either it's lack of coffee or a simple matter of not seeing the forest for the trees...(hopefully a very simple request) Scenario: I want a user to go to a SharePoint site, select new, open a form. Line 1: Created Date: (Thinking this would be empty or hidden because the created date is not active from the form submission) The +30 days box ...

Thank you Hilary! Looks like my solution will be to add a bunch of rules to the drop box field so that when a user selects an option from the drop down box, it will display the calculated result in the total field.

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Good morning, apologies for my delayed response... life happens as they say :)  You are correct. The total field needs to reflect different calculations based upon the user's selection from the ChoiceB field. They are different formulas. The qty field is not editable (it is a running total from selections made eariler in the ...

Update: So I have a working formula to do the math, but I don't know how to edit it to filter the formulas to trigger based upon the user selected choice from the Choice B column.

I have a drop down box (Choice B) with filtering applied to populate Calc fields. Choice B Calc 1 Calc 2 Calc 3 Calc 4 TOTAL Windows   50 100   10,000 Lynx 200 20   14 571.43 Unix     20 15 70 Plus there is another existing field on the form called ...

Yep, it's brutal sometimes being a rookie. :)   I finished tinkering with the modifications you did for me. THANK YOU Jilary!!! It helped so much. Gave me a much better understanding of how it should be built. Going to start adding other features tomorrow. Have a very blessed evening.

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