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Certainly. All the logic is in the conditional formatting on the repeating table. As long as all your conditional formatting references the same Show All/Show Last field, you can do what you're describing.
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I keep getting formula errors using this ((Weight*703)/(Height*2)). The result will show in the 3rd field. I know I am missing something small.
Thanks,
Mark
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Nice! That works great! I will tear this apart and figure this one out for my form. I really hate to ask, but is this possible with multiple repeating tables? So if I had 3 repeating tables and we used just the one group of "Show All" and "Show Last"
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Please give the attached template a try.
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I have just read that this may be due to the fact that the InfoPath fields are not RichText fields.
If I change the fields to Rich Text, will this affect my existing data? Is there a danger that the existing forms in the library will not display the data that has already been submitted?
Thanks
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The reason Source isn't doing what you expect is that you're using absolute XPaths. You need to use relative XPaths.
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Hi
I have created an InfoPath 2003 format InfoPath form (due tothe fact that some users are using Office 2003) and published it to SharePoint 2007. I have promoted some of the InfoPath fields to SharePoint, as I plan to report from there.
I am finding that the fields are being trimmed to 255 characters in SharePoint. Is ...
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I was wondering if it is possible in a repeating table to hide all the rows except for the last based on choices. So if I have two choices "Show all" and Show last" Then based on what you choose you could have the last row shown or all of the rows. This would be for browser enabled.
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The reason I needed to find the current member of the group is because when I used this statement in the button code, it always pulled the first instance of d:vw_Fedex_SPOD_N
trackingnum = eventObj.Source.selectsingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:vw_Fedex_SPOD_N/@TrackingNumber").text;
(Not sure why that didn't get the ...