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Sure! Here is an article describing how to sum a column in a repeating table: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/sum-a-column-of-numbers-in-a-repeating-table-HP010081939.aspx
You'll want to use the min() function in your case.
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You'll need to pass in some input parameters into your other form. Your other form will then read the parameter and open the correct view based on what that value is. There is a blog post that describes this in more ...
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The Account ID node will store the alias or ID of the person. The Display Name node will store the name that SharePoint will display to the user. If you read these fields, hopefully you can extract the info that you need.
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When you're setting up your data connection, make sure that your RISKID field is checked off so that the column data is pulled into your InfoPath form.
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Hi Vicki,
The best way to do this is to have the data for each of those questions be in a repeating field. Then you could use the functions in InfoPath such as min(), max(), sum(), etc. to do your calculations.
If you're constrained to your current data source/schema, you'll need lots of rules and maybe a few temp variables to ...
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That is correct. Any control based properties will appear in the XSF instead of the XSD. Hopefully adding that custom validation will work for you :) Good luck!
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Hi there,
Cannot be blank for the people picker is actually a control property instead of a field property. You should be able to simply go to the control properties and select cannot be blank even if the form is based off an XSD.
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Are you using 2007? Character limits on text boxes are supported in 2010 browser forms, but may not be in 2007 (I don't remember exactly). If that is the case the only way I can think of to control the length is to open up the XSL itself and manually enter your own max-length.
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Yes formatted rich text is supported in the browser. The methods I described above should apply to browser forms, but may not necessarily work since I'm not 100% sure what the issue is.
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I don't believe there is an easy way to do this. If you do find one, I'd be interested to know! :)
For now, you can start by just copying and pasting all your controls from your view(s) into the XTP. Though you will have to recreate all your rules, data connections, etc. from scratch.