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Thank you so much for the help. It works great and does exactly what I need. I just am having some troubles with checkbox requirements, hopefully I can work around those on Monday, but this was excellent. thanks for the reply and information. Like I said, I have been searching for a while and could not find anyone that had what you posted. This I ...

Thank you for the quick reply. There are a few things I am not following sure on though. First, "create one new field, Savable.  I use a boolean."  did you set this to blank? Would it be bad if it was just a "text" type? Second, "In the rules for opening the form, add a rule, Set Savable to false. The rule ...

I have spent a lot of time searching the net for an answer. I have found some but, they just wont work. What I have is forms that have required fields on them that we use as validation rules to make them required. I want the user to be able to save the form and not submit until they have all the required fields filled. The submit runs to a data ...

What I have is the following situation. I have a field that is set to currency but I want to validate that it only accepts numbers and the "$" sign and "," for the 1000 place. But using the following code  not(xdUtil:Match(string(.), "\d*")) It does not accept that. Is there a better way to validate the field ...

When I set mine up I did it as a text (String) so that users could be able to enter () and - if they wanted. Then I set the validation up to only allow phone number pattern and told the user in a pop up that only 10 numbers could be entered. If you really want the brake down I can give it out there, but try this first and messing around with the ...

Okay, figured it out. I was not seperating the second part of my expression "../my:UF/my:Bus = "" or ..... to say (../my:UF/my:Bus...)). so I should have had this (../my:UserFields/my:Name= "Yes" and (../my:UserFields/my:Business = "" or ../my:UserFields/my:Address = "" or ...

Im trying to do this, but dont think its working. here is a sample of my expression (../my:UserFields/my:Name= "Yes" and ../my:UserFields/my:Business = "" or ../my:UserFields/my:Address = "" or ../my:UserFields/my:Association = "") or (../my:UserFields/my:Yes = "Yes" and ...

Either or. Just as long as that after the user enters the number and they move onto the next field that it would alert them that its a double number and that they cannot submit the form if they do not change the double number.

Heres what I got to work  ceiling((((field16 * 1.15) + field20) * field25) / 5) * 5  

I am working with a form that has 19 text boxes that are set to whole number entry only. I need a way to validate that the user has entered a number in those boxes but has not duplicated that number. So I cant have more than one "1" in the boxes but all boxes can have a 1 placed anywhere in them. The user must use all 19 numbers in their ...