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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 ...
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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 ...
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It would be
sum(eval(Field, ". * ."))
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substring(eval(eval((Users | AdditionalUsers)[. != ""], 'concat("; ", .)'), ".."), 2)
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How about this:
substring(eval(eval(Users | AdditionalUsers, 'concat("; ", .)'), ".."), 2)
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From the bottom sliver of your screenshot it looks like Activity-Campaign_Risk_Analysis has at least one sibling underneath Activity-Campaign-Overview, so your code is inserting the new Activity-Campaign_Risk_Analysis node after that field (and possibly others) instead of in line with the rest of the Activity-Campaign_Risk_Analysis.
It's for ...
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I believe that InfoPath's way of representing images in rich text is exclusive to InfoPath and won't work as-is in any browser.
What you need to do is iterate through all of the <img> tags and replace the value of the src="" attribute with a value like the following:
data:image/extension;base64value
Extension can ...
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A bit of a long shot if file-open didn't work, but have you tried right-clicking the file and selecting Design.
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Are you looking to use expand/collapse on the individual rows, or show/hide the whole thing? If it's the latter, and you're already familiar with how to do show/hide on a non-repeating section, I'd say put the whole repeating section in a section control and show/hide that.
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The blog where you got that URL is actually using code to retrieve the value of that View parameter and then switch to the indicated view.
As far as I can tell, what you're looking to do isn't available with InfoPath's built-in features, but can be done quite easily with qRules. Have you used qRules before? If ...