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Hi Paolo,
qRules contains a command that does this. If nobody replies with code advice, you could install the free trial and use that command. We'd be more than happy to share the code for it (it's written in C#); maybe Hilary or Jimmy will respond with that ...
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Simply create a rule on field1 with the condition:
The expression - /my:myFields/my:parentGroup/my:Field1 + (12 * /my:myFields/my:otherParentGroup/my:Field2) < 100
(naturally, the bold parts would need to be modified to match the actual path of those fields in your form)
Action: Set ...
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Some ideas:Have you tried searching this site? I have seen Web service coding examples from time to time in many of the posts.MSDN and BizSupportOnline.net also have coding examples. MSDN has labs and S.Y.M. also has some very good content here.How many tables will you be pulling from? If it's just one table and simple, you should look at ...
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I have set it up as full trust because there are some "receive data" connections i need for some of the fields and i need to publish it on sharepoint for people to access it from there.
And it did not work for anything else but "full trust with signature".
thanks
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the remove button is not available to press so i guess it is the main connection !
is there anything I can do ??
Also Im having problems publishing to a sharepoint site so that clients can access the form with Infopath on their own machines.
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Hi,
Appreciate that this MAY be answered elsewhere in the forum, but I've spent a good while searching with no joy.
I have a form where I need to make a calculation based on the content entered into 2 fields, and compare the result to a given constant, ie:
If Field1 + (12*Field2) < 100, then assign the Value '5' to ...
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Well, I am going to list here what I tried (and failed).
1) code:Dim Explorer As Object
Set Explorer = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") fails with error: Name ' Create Object' is not declared
2) ...
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This is great! Thanks for sharing Deepu :)
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Your initial formula max(@ID_Num) + 1 looks correct, but you say that the file already exists in your library. Does ID_Num and the file name have any correlation? Are you sure that max(ID_Num) is returning the correct value?
I don't believe the problem here is a int/string issue.