InfoPath Dev

Thanks for responding. I have attached a screenshot of the Options in the Conditional Formatting window of the section I want to hide.  As you can see, I have told it that when Grand Total and Neta_Total are equal to hide the section.  When the form is loaded, it is hidden as both of those fields are $0.00.   ...

Hi,  I have designed a set of forms for a booking system for a test room. It is working fine but to add the next functionality I am stuck........  little example is - I have a table that displays the Test Server name, Booking Date, Timeslot, and the Requestor.  Test Server 1 ----------> Joe Bloggs ----------> ...

I figured it out. In case anyone else needs this odd requirement fulfilled here is the way to do it in XSLT:  (substring-before(substring-after(substring-after(now(), "-"), "-"), "T")) + floor((153 * ((substring-before(substring-after(now(), "-"), "-")) + 12 * (floor((14 - ...

This formula should do the job:  substring(eval(eval((Field1 | Field2 | Field3 | etc...)[. != ''], 'concat(", ", .)'), '..'), 3, 10000)

I just started in InfoPath yesterday and I've nver worked with Julian Dates so bear with me if this is covered all over the web. I wasn't able to find anything.   I am working in InfoPath 2007. I have a field which I need to auto populate with a numeric value with YYYY + day of the year in Julian. Is there an ...

Using MOSS 2007 with InfoPath browser enabled forms.  Have about 600 existing forms.  I added a new field to the template and successfully promoted the field to the content type.   However, the field will not be added to the xml for existing forms until each form is opened and submitted.  But we have a workflow that will ...

For your second drop down, use the same data source. When you select the repeating group that contains the entries that you want to use in your dropdown, there is a button to the left that says "Filter". Click it. Add a filter that says if the Manager field from your SharePoint data source is = to the field in your form that the manager ...

 You get the trick, I have selected C#(Infopath 2003 compatible) this is why I got "thisXDocument" instead of "this.MainDataSource" Thanks for your help

Yes, you're right, the solution fails for a large number of fields. The alternative is to write code that does this. I'd propose you give qRules a shot if you'd rather stay away from writing code. The command DelimitedList will let you accomplish this via rules quite easily. You can learn more about qRules here.

In my knowledge, on Tools->form option--­> Programming - if you choose C#, you can use "this.MainDataSource", if you choose C#(Infopath 2003 compatible), you have thisXDocument.