InfoPath Dev

qRules is a software package that you can add to your InfoPath forms to extend their functionality far beyond the built-in features that InfoPath provides.  In our latest release, we added a large number of math, financial, and string processing functions. You can learn more about qRules ...

Thanks for the suggestions, ladies. Hilary, the form already was in color, that's why the whitespace was so annoying. Doreen, I clicked each section on the form and on the "Control Tools" ribbon "Properties" tab I checked everything. The bottom margin was set to 0 px and the other three said "Auto". I changed all ...

Ok, I have that working. Now how do I use the returned information to populate into a dropdown list since I can't set the value of the list to that node.

Thanks for response. Is there a way to change the color of the box. I want red for changes made. and yellow if they have comments on that fiels. the comments are tied to a custom pane.

I did try it, and it works the way I would expect it to work, But let me clarify, I should of said (Root Sums Squared): 1. square each row separately, 2. add all of the square's together, 3. and then square root the total. What is qRules? thanks for your help.

No, my formula computes the sum of the squares, just like you asked.  Did you try it? Your first post didn't mention taking the square root of the end result.  InfoPath doesn't provide built-in square root capability.  I posted a (somewhat involved) codeless square root implementation in this ...

Gennady, I have thought about this option, but my issue with that is all the custom code in this form will not allow it to be compatible with form services.

Thanks very much for the reply.  I did try this originally and the form filled out prior does update in that the new field is there although it is not active. That said, it may be because I am testing too loosely. I will try this again after I modify the form template naming convention. I just noticed that my version is actually not ...

Some things I do for rows which you've already done is to set row height to auto.  The other thing I do for hidden sections is set the section height to auto and width to 100% if practical. I also remove borders (if not needed) to reduce gaps.  These things, for the most part take care of most of my gap issues. I ...

 When a user opens Infopath form in Filler/client, i.e. on local/client machine, the regional settings/formatting are obviously according to his local settings on his machine of Windows control panel regional settings. Well, this is the same in all client/local Windows programs (MS Office suite products included) even though they may receive ...