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You will need to use SharePoint workflow for this, I'd think. Otherwise you'd have to keep the form open forever. :)
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You'll need to use code for this - either write your own, or you can try qRules, which is an add-in for InfoPath.
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Can you add to your directors list at all? Why not include a person or group so you can pick the director in the list and then you'd have the display name in IP?
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Maybe try wrapping your concat in a normalize-space function? normalize-space(concat(field1, " ", field2, " ", field3, " ", field4, " ",field5, " ",field6))
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You can create an XML file in a text editor and add it as a resource to the form. If you look under the data tab in the ribbon on sample and click on resource files, you can export the XML file that is used and take a look at it in a text editor like Notepad. I use NotePad ++ (free) with the XML plugins to create XML usually - it has some nice ...
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Hi - your button is not inside a repeating section or table, right? I think this may be easier than you anticipate, if that's the case - you should be able to just set CONASrce to CONASrce - InfoPath will by default select the first instance and will set all instances to it. See the attached sample - save the file locally, right click and ...
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I think this will do what you need for the percentage: (Kredittotal - Debettotal) / ((1 - (Kredittotal < 0) * 2) * Kredittotal)
You'll want to hide the field on the form if it contains "NaN" or "Infinity" - and you may want to set the data type to text to prevent validation errors. There ...
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You are really close. Your checkbox for "PRT" is set to use yes / no. Your formula for PRT returns true / false. Copy out your formula for PRT, change the checkbox to true / false (which will probably remove the default formula for PRT) and then paste the formula back in as the default for PRT.
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Can you attach the template under the options tab in a reply and provide more detail on which button isn't working correctly and what the anticipated behavior is?
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Here's a blog post that may help you calculate the time difference - InfoPath doesn't have a function for this, so the calculations can be pretty complex.