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Where is the expression box or field where you are are using this expression?
I'd think the expression would be something like this:
count(../my:Repeating_Row_Overhead[my:Invoice_Receipt = "yes"])
If the field / placement is inside the group
I'm attaching a sample.
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Is it possible to count a checkbox field if it is Yes in a repeating table.
Say there are 10 rows and 6 of those rows the checkbox is checked.
The count would show 6.
count(../my:Repeating_Row_Overhead/my:Invoice_Receipt = "yes")
Doesn't seem to work - it doesn't - fail.
If I try ...
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I am converting some of the forms on our Intranet (moving from printing word docs and sending internal post) to electronic InfoPath forms.
One area that keeps coming up and challenging me is when a form needs to be completed by more than one person/department.
For example FormA needs to be filled out by an employee, they then need to submit this ...
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Hi all,
I am inserting the infopath repeating table data to sql table using custom code foreach loop and calling webservice. data is saving correctly in the backend but after clicking the submit button immediately repeating table first row data is replacing with last row data, hence last row appearing twice. Please see attached file Before ...
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I created a very simple form. Users submit to a SharePoint site. Works great. (SP/IP v.2007)
I am using the; "concat(MyCode, now())" function to create the Form name. But now my enduser is requesting, for the form name to be displayed within the form when they go back at a later date and open it.
Is there a simple way to do ...
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Where are you retrieving the data for the org? Is it from a SharePoint list? SQL database?
Sounds like what you need to do is to create another connection to the Org table and then do a filter on where the ID is equal to the lookup you have and then retrieve the title that way.
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i have not published it locally yet. but I have typed in the localhost address into the web services details part and it says that i cannot connect to the web services.
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Hi there,
All I could find is that you detect whether the form is being open in the browser or not (this.Application.Environment.IsBrowser), but couldn't find if you can distinguish what browser the user is running. If anyone knows of a way, I'd be interested in finding out too :)
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You've published it locally? You can access in IE using localhost or your machine name?
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Cool I'll try that out next time, thanks again for the info!