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There are a couple of approaches you could take. If you don't have a lot options and you don't see the values or formula changing often, you can simply use rules based on the selected answers to assign values and generate an overall score. This is the simplest solution, but doesn't scale much since it involves a little hard ...
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The only way I know of is to use the tab key. There may be custom code you can write, but otherwise there is no other out of the box method for this.
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Glad that worked for you! Take care :)
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The problem is the default values. Open up the default value dialog (in 2010, go to Data tab -> Default Values) and then uncheck the repeating fields that are bound to both the MSLB controls. That should remove that extra blank option in both cases.
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Can you just concat the whole thing with a period at the end like: concat(formula, ".")? You'll probably need to strip the last character if you don't want the comma either.
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Manage multiple list items will allow you to submit/edit multiple items from a single list, but not from two lists.
I would recommend taking a look at our qRules SubmitToSharePointList command. Its a no code solution that will allow you to submit data from your form into different SharePoint lists.
For more info here are a few links that ...
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You'll need to set up the second MSLB to populate its entries from the first MSLB. I attached a sample form that will hopefully better illustrate what I mean. Basically you'll need to pull in the entries from the other MSLB control and you can do this for every learning objective. Hope this helps.
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You can simply add a link to your form to your doc or pdf in your SharePoint site. Either paste your link on your form and you can insert a hyperlink from the ribbon to accomplish this.
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Hi there,
Do you want to insert a table in your footer of your InfoPath form or in your SharePoint site? If its the former, you can create a template part in InfoPath and simply insert that into each view that you require in your form. This will also allow you to use the forms data source since your table needs to be dynamic. ...
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You can use a customized SharePoint list to do this. Just create a custom list with a choice column that allows multiple choices (I believe this is just checkbox). Customize the list in InfoPath and then publish it back to SharePoint. This will setup your InfoPath form with a multiple selection list box control that will submit ...