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Hi Ghoztrider,
This one's a bit tricky. I've written down a couple of steps for you to follow:
• Add a Validity Boolean field with a default value of TRUE
• Add a retrieve data connection to the List
• When the field is changed, execute these actions:
1. Use the entered Item as a filter value in the List data connection, ...
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I see now. Yup, re-applying the rules to all instances would indeed take time. If that's the case, is it possible for you to query the data first and hide that particular section before ticking the checkboxes?
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Thank you for the additional information.Please check if this sample form is closer to what you're looking for.
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Hello and welcome to InfoPath,
To automatically populate a certain field on an InfoPath form, you will need to create a rule which will set the target field's value (box 2) if the initial field (box 1) reaches a certain condition. So let's say you have Drop-down values: A, B, and C. You will need to create rules ...
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Hi stormseeker75,
I'm thinking of adding a rule after the query to have the checkboxes re-check itself if selected. Hope this helps, if not, kindly attach a sample of your form so we can get a clearer idea of what isn't working for you.
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Hello,
There was a previous thread regarding this issue, you may find it here. I went ahead and created a sample form for you. Hope this helps.
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Hello,
Yes, it is possible by having another field containing the concatenated values of the items. On the sample I am attaching, the items should be inserted onto a repeating table in order to have the values displayed on the drop-down list. Hope this helps.
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Hi jorow,
I'm attaching a sample form which adds up the total cost (which you can either display or hide from the canvas). Another field displays the running total which is the total cost subtracted from the initial amount. Hope this helps.
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I'm glad to hear that.
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I'm glad to know it worked :)