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That's good news! Is there a way to make changes to a previously done mapping or do you have to start again and save over the current mapping xml file? I definitly will welcome your help with the XPath! I won't be back at working on this issue until end of this week. THANK YOU!
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Interesting. Are you using UDC files for those data connections? They may keep you from having to use full trust - although I've not run into that before, having to set a form to full trust to get data connections to run....
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If it is the main data connection, you may just have to rebuild your form - I'll email the smart people I work with and see if any of them know of a way around that.
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You can definitely add items from outside the repeating table to your mapping, but you'll need to hand type the relative XPath in the mapping tool.
So, if you have a field called ProjectId, for example, that is higher in your schema, the path may look like: ../../my:ProjectId
It is the relative XPath from the repeating group to the field you ...
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Hi,
Had a search for this but couldn't quite find what I was looking for, so apologies if this has been previously answered.
Using IP2010, I have a standard SharePoint list data connection to a list which looks like this:
TitleLowMediumHigh
Threshold A
0.1
0.3
0.5
Threshold ...
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It's a bit convoluted, but this formula should do the trick:
(my:fieldA > 0) * (my:fieldB div (my:fieldA + (my:fieldA = 0)))
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I have a field that is a total. The formula should be that if FieldA >0, then divide FieldB by FieldA.
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Hi Corrie,
There is no IF function in XPath. You probably need to use InfoPath rules to get the behavior you want. What exactly are you trying to do?
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=IF(TotRepairEst > 0, "TotCustomerPercent / TotRepairEst") throws an error. Anyone know the correct syntax for this please?
Corrie
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That worked perfectly
thank you very much