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So - yeah, that seems weird. Your form seems right. You might want to try adjusting postback on the textbox where you are entering the data, see if that fixes it.
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Here is my file :)
Thank you!
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My apologies, I had mistyped the last two formats I had tried which were: format(DateTimeField, 'yyyy-dd-MMTHH:mm:ss'), format(DateTimeField, 'yyyy-dd-MMTHH:mm:ss'). In your previous response you had the date as yyyy-dd-MM but you just suggested 'yyyy-MM-dd' so I did swap the month and day and that did work. So thank you ...
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I don't understand why you formatted your date time to use a slash when you need to use the dash, as per all my earlier posts. Or why you are using a different format than what I suggested. As I've said, you need to format in a date time format that XML uses, which is yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss
Edited to add a sample date time - using ...
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Thank you. So I have edited my SQL statement to read like so: format(DateTimeField, 'MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss'), format(DateTimeField, 'MM/dd/yyyyTHH:mm:ss'),
format(DateTimeField, 'yyyy/dd/MM HH:mm:ss'), format(DateTimeField, 'yyyy/dd/MMTHH:mm:ss'). These all when returned show as I specify but still have the red ...
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This seems to work as anticipated to me - see attached sample.
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Take a look at the conditional formatting on the section - I'm just checking if the ID of the Vendor matches the selected Vendor. I made a modification to the new section in this sample - one thing that might also help while trying to work out the formatting is to change the conditions from hiding to just highlighting with a color.
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Could you attach your latest template to a reply so I can take a look? :)
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But after I have added a new item, it calculates correctly.
I dont know where this is coming from.
Thanks your your help!
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I think we almost got it.
Ive added a calculating fiel.
But if I type in my data It calculates something really strange