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 In that case, no, its not a repeating group of fields.   So I should just type the field names in that format in the function dialog or in the code editor for the button used to perform the action?

If it's repeating, it would have a little blue icon with a down arrow on it in the data source taskpane. sum() requires you to specify the specific nodes to sum.  It is not intended for summing all the children of a group.  If you just want to add together three fields, you're probably best off just adding them together and not ...

I'm sorry I didn't mean to ignore you. I can't remember where I posted that question..sorry I don't think it its a repeating group . How do I tell if it is?

Is this a repeating, or non-repeating group?  It looks like you asked this same question a week ago and ignored my response.

I am trying to write information from nested repeating sections and tables to a single sharepoint list.  Could you tell me how you would do this in the IP to SP List tool?  It appears to allow only one repeating section?  I tried it and it wrote successfully to my list, but only the top level repeating section... So then I made ...

 Hello folks!   Folks, I am having trouble adding a few fields together. I thought if I put all the fields I need to add together in the same Field Group and used the "sum()" function it would work (i.e. "sum(FieldGroup)") but when I click the button all it says is "NaN"   Would someone please help ...

    That got it!!!   THANK you so much.

I have created a number of libraries both form and document to hold my InfoPath Forms.  Every time a new form is created a number of workflows are executed.  Some people have however discovered that they can now upload documents.  How can I remove the “Upload Document” functionality from my libraries, these would be from selective ...

Ah, so you're talking about parameterizing your query! That's a little different. Forget about the data connections wizard - just put anything in there that returns 2 or more rows for now. Then, in your form, add a Query button and add a rule to that to set the query data connection's parameter before querying the data connection. When ...

Hi, I would suggest giving qRules a try. It has a command called SubmitToSharePointList which allows you to submit items from your repeating table to any list in your SharePoint site. You can even update existing SharePoint list items directly from your InfoPath form. Here's a quick demo video showing how it works. You can then configure ...