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So you have 5 checkboxes in your form that can have the value 1 or 0, and you want to find the percentage that are checked? If so, I imagine this should work:(field9 + field10 + field11 + field12 + field13) div 5
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Jimmy - you rock. I thought there would be a way to do this in a formula, but could not, for the life of me, figure it out. That is a very elegant solution! Thanks for chiming in!
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You could also use this condition to check whether a field contains any of the characters you're checking for:Field != translate(Field, '^\:*?"<>|#{}%~&', "")
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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Check that description field again - does it have any custom validation on it? Attach your template to a reply (under the Options tab) if you want me to take a quick look.[/quote]
No validation whatsoever. This error just popped up out of the blue-- I had made no changes since it last ...
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Where would I insert the field names such as field9, field10, field11, field12, and field13? Those are the fields I will want to add and give a percentage from the 5 fields. Do I actuallinsert this in the calculation: "% of this section has been completed. I'm thinking of changing the fields to a drop down box with the ...
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but it sounds like you want to show the drop-down list as long as Amount is <= $500,000. So why not use one formatting rule to hide it if Amount is > $500,000?
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The issue here is that the Blankem technique involves using a Set Value destination XPath that is not a simple node path, and not something that the InfoPath designer would let you select. While InfoPath filler will allow you to still use the form under these conditions, SharePoint will not allow it.
Luckily, you should be able to ...
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I don't know either - it doesn't sound like the expected behavior. If you'd like us to investigate the error on the form you were working on (the one with the rules setting the search type), you can attach the XSN via the Options tab and we'll take a look.
Thanks.
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Hi Ingeborg,
In the User Guide there are two sets of steps, one via the Start Menu links and another set of steps via command line. Can you try these after making sure there are no infopath.exe processes?
Thank you.
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Hi,
qRules has been thoroughly tested with Windows 7 and is compatible.
Please check whether all of the InfoPath features have been installed. You can do this via an Office repair option. Expand the “Microsoft Office InfoPath” and make sure that the “.NET Programmability Support” node has been checked.
This should resolve the issue. Let us ...