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I would suggest that you have two fields, one for each calculation (one with tax and one without tax), and then conditionally display only one of those, depending on the selection made in the dropdown (yes vs no).
Good luck!
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How is the price getting automatically updated within the xml when the Price is changed in the list?
Or is the price getting updated in the xml when the form is reopened? If that's the case, then a condition such as "when price is not blank" would prevent the rule from always executing.
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Same problem here :(
I'm actually fighting against this damn "string;#" !
Infopath 2007 + sharepoint xml from sharepoint (with a calculated field).
From infopath, no way to strip off this fu*king "string;#" from my combo's items; manual editing of my form cause error's (infopath and form services).
I've ...
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Hi everyone. I really need your guys help. I am trying to make an invoice form using infopath 2010. I have a column called "Taxable" and have a drop down control saying "Yes" and "No" to show if the item is able to be taxed. I set yes to equal true and no=false (boolean).
I have another column that shows the ...
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That looks like it did the trick! Thanks...much better.
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I have created a calculated field using the following XPath statement that will create a semi-colon seperated list based on selected values in a multiple selection list box. The data that is stored in the multiple selection list box are IDs, so I perform a lookup in a seperate data feed to pull in human readable titles.
It works perfectly ...
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Hi there,
If you have IP2007 + you can use the built in addSeconds(time, secondsToAdd) function. 10 hrs * 60 min * 60 sec = 36000 seconds, so the condition is If endTime Is Not Equal To addSeconds(startTime, 36000).
If you have IP2003, you can hook up something similar with the formula above ^.
Hope this helps!
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I've created a form for staff to order office supplies. This form is submitted to the SharePoint forms library so a SharePoint workflow can be kick off. I have a repeating table in the InfoPath form that allows staff to order more than one items at a time. The Product field and Price field in this repeating table are ...
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I have no idea. My rule is identical to yours. Same fields and everything.
I've managed to work around it by copying the entire table on form load, then filtering the results in the repeating sections. Then, when users submit, I use the Delete command to remove everything with a zero value.
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I'm not sure if the subject made sense, but I'll try my best to describe the scenario. I have a sharepoint list that includes the following columns: GeoCode, Zip Code Low Range, Zip Code High Range, Sales Tax, Tax 2.
The infopath 2010 form calculates the total taxes of an amount based on the zip code entered.
So if my row looked ...