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One quick & dirty codeless way is to associate a TRUE/FALSE Boolean field with each information field.  If you only have around 10 information fields, it shouldn't take that much time to add these and set their default values to FALSE.  Then, add an action rule to each information field that will set the associated ...

I don't have a great idea, or a great answer, but I have something that should work. How large are the numbers you're working with? You can use a bunch of rules:Condition: value >= 1000000000 Action: set field: concat('$', floor(value div 1000000000), ',', floor(value mod 1000000000 div 1000000), ',', ...

Hi mnghost, What field do you have your validation rule on?  Why not just put a condition on your Submit button as follows:MyRadioButton1 is not blank ANDMyRadioButton2 is not blank ANDCurrentView is equal to "MyView"  That way the Submit will only go through if all the radio buttons have been answered and the user is ...

Could you go into a bit more detail about your submit button.  Is it configured as an actual "Submit" action, or is it an ordinary button using a series or rules to do the submit?

 Hi Louise,   Are you publishing your templates as content types? If not, you should be able to solve your problem using content types. The idea is that the old template and the new template will be different content types both published to the same library.  First, you want to republish both the old and new templates as ...

 Good day surly0k, I noticed that you used is not equal to and on your question you like it to be equal to R or C.  Try using RAG is equal to C OR RAG is equal to R, if this is what your aiming for.

I am designing a form in Infopath 2010 where I have multiple views and a set of radio buttons that I want to be required when the user is on that view. I can't simply set the control to be required since this causes a validation error if I try and submit the form when I am not on the view. Instead, I put a validation rule that is supposed to ...