-
That will be tricky using simply xpath expressions. Here is what I came up with that will take you half the way there:
concat(translate(substring(field1, 1, 1), "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz", "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"), translate(substring(field1, 2, string-length(field1)), "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ", ...
-
You'll need 2 rules to accomplish this. On the first text box, create a new formatting rule. The condition for the rule needs to look something like "checkboxField = FALSE". The formatting section should have disabled this control checked. Use this same rule for the second text box and your controls should be ...
-
There was a previous thread on this topic and looks like there was no good solution there either.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5045/5045.aspx
-
I don't think there is an easy way to get around this other than using your own print view.
-
As far as I know, InfoPath only supports attaching a single file to one attachment control in a document library out of the box. Some work arounds include placing it inside a repeating table as you mentioned or using a SharePoint List instead of a document library. Otherwise, perhaps someone else has managed to accomplish this using ...
-
Hi there,
I'm not seeing the behavior you are describing. Could you provide a little more detail in how you created the drop-down list box? Are you using the filler or is it a browser form?
-
Maybe this article will help with your issue:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/allow-users-to-print-multiple-views-at-once-HA010156635.aspx
-
For the fields that are not repeating like subtotal, tax, etc. you will need to move that outside of the repeating table. In terms of your data source, you'll have to create fields outside of the repeating node and have those fields be displayed under the repeating table to achieve the same look and feel that you have in your ...
-
Your formula can look something like this:
my:pretax + (my:pretax * (my:provtax + my:fedtax) div 100)
-
Hi there,
I tried your scenario offline in a filler only form and my solution seems to work. I basically had a repeating table with one column as the checkbox. Another control in the form has a formatting rule on it that says "IF checkboxField = TRUE" then Hide this control. There might be something difference since ...