InfoPath Dev

Yeah, I'd probably just have used an expression box (calculated value) and hidden it if any of the fields I've got on the view are blank. I've attached a simple sample form. Save it locally, right click the file and open in design mode. From there preveiw - if you put a value in every field, you'll see the expression box. ...

More like this. I have two controls on the form: What is your gender with two radio buttions (control name = gender) What is your age? text box with control name of "age" For the gendor control, I set a rule like, if gender isblank then set value of gender_ctr = 0, if not blank then value of 1 (I created a counter field for each ...

Normally when you insert the radio buttons the first one will have a value of "1" the second "2" and so on. So if what you are saying is that you would add the values of the radio buttons and expect them to add up to the number of questions I don't think this would work as any buttons with a value of more than one would ...

Perfect, if that works for your scenario - this means that your data (XML) contains just 0 & 1 - depending on your XML structure, there's a chance your data wouldn't make sense without the form. For example - let's say you didn't get around to renaming your fields - so they are all "field1", "field2" and ...

The list is on A, but you want them returned to B? I'm afraid I don't know of a way to do this via the URL. Here's a link to the docs on the URI parameters - You'll note for the Source parameter:The URL must be in the same site collection or an error will be returned.

Thanks for answering. One method that I have been testing is to have all controls on the page view with no answer to have a value set to zero, then when user answers change the value to 1. I then add the values at the end of each page and if the total = number of questions, then i mark page complete. Is this a good way?

I have a new field where I need to display one of two field based on which one contains data.  I created rules that appear to be working however instead of displaying the contents of the field that is not blank, it displays "true". Anyone know how to resolve this?

Another option would be a calculated value with conditional formatting. Just have to add all the conditions for hiding it.

So the issue here is that this is a multiselect - thus, bound to a repeating field. Everytime an item is selected in a multi-select, a new instance of the repeating field is added, and the value is set to the selected item. Deselecting removes the instance. So, without code (or possibly qRules), I can't see a way to do this.

I find that copying / pasting from Word creates nightmarish HTML - which may have been your issue there. If for some reason you don't wish to compose your post in the browser, I'd use a simple text editor.