You searched for the word(s): 12
-
Could someone be a saviour and paste the entire javascript code for the attached form in a www.pastebin.com and reply post the link?
I need this at work today but downloading the file is not possible.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/20938.aspx
Thanks
-
Good question! Don't believe there is any easy to do this without code. Doing a quick search there are a few people that have tried this and been successful. This may help get you started:
http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/programmatically-select-all-items-multi-select-list-box.htm
-
In InfoPath, I'm pulling in a list from SharePoint to populate the selections. I'd like to add a "Select All" option to select/deselect all items. How do I do this within InfoPath 2010?
-
Thank you! I will try these suggestions.
-
Also please have a look at this forum post:
Re: Average a group of fields only if they contain data
-
Thanks! And thank you for the note about the quick start guide.
This form should give you the general idea. All of the salient logic is in the button's rules.
-
Hi there,
You'll need to create a filter on the field that you're doing the count on. The filter should say something like if Field1 is greater than 0.
Here is an article about filters that may help:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/filter-the-data-that-is-displayed-in-a-control-HA010024281.aspx
-
Please redownload the ZIP as I've reposted a simpler approach.
You would add the XML file as a secondary data source. Then set up the rules the same way as they are in my example XSN. Then to set field1 = Square root of field 2, you would:
1. Set Start to the value of field2
2. Set field1 to the value of Result
That's it!
-
so how would I do:
field1 = Square root of field 2?
-
As long as I can get a field to display a square root I'm happy. I may need to apply it to several fields on the form. Where do I put these files exactly?