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I see you've attached your form, but you didn't mention which fields you're talking about.
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Are you saying you're using the Expression Box to show the value of a certain formula, and you want to format a section based on the same formula?
There isn't a way to reverence the value of an Expression Box. You have two options:
1. Incorporate the same formula into your conditional formatting.
2. Use a readonly field that ...
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Trying to use this approach is more headache and complications than it's worth, unless you've got a really good reason.
The typical approach is to have an ordinary section and just use conditional formatting to hide or show it accordingly. No code needed.
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Does your form use code? If so, were you the one who wrote it?
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As a rule of thumb, I would suggest structuring your data source so that all repeating groups have their own exclusive non-repeating parent. In your case it would be something like:
myFields
|- Group1Parent
|- Group1 (repeating)
|- Field1
|- ...
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[quote user="Gennady Vanin (Геннадий Ванин, Новосибирск)"]Though, what are the operands for creating boolean expressions. I tried "&" and "AND", they give errors
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It would be or and and (all lowercase).
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Not sure what would have caused the change, but it looks like all of the fields used for the checkboxes in that section are starting off with the value false instead of 0, and that's what's causing the NaN. It's possible to fix this by changing them all back in the Default Values dialog (on the Data tab), but with the ...
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So are you saying that some rows have flat amounts, and other rows have per-hour amounts? Do you have the Total Hours column displaying the expected amount in both cases?
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Looks like you need to use a backslash before hyphens. Perhaps the people who designed this regex parser thought it would be better that way because hyphens sometimes have a semantic meaning in regular expressions.
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I did that using the Default Value dialog. It's available on the Data tab.