InfoPath Dev

OK, I looked at the example, and I'm not understanding how you got the formula to work in the rules.  I tried to copy/paste the formula and change the information to match my test form before I mess with the production form and it says it cant find the information.  I have attached my test form, maybe you could help me understand it ...

Is it possible to use a link to launch a form and have it choose a different view to display? I tried searching and couldn't find an answer in this forum. I know I can define a button or the user can just switch views when they see the default but it would be easier if I can use a link to automatically bring up the correct view. I'd like ...

I have an Infopath (2007, SP2) form that looks like a spreadsheet.  It is designed to allow users to enter number of hours across the spreadsheet.  Each column represents a month and there will be up to 24 months.  I have been looking high and low for any rules or logic which will allow me to display today() as mm/yy and then ...

I'll take a look at this.  I am a bit of a newby when it comes to infopath (been using it for 2 weeks).  I may have questions....lots of them :) Thanks,

Sounds like the double eval trick is what you need: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/15704/55737.aspx#55737 You can set up your checkboxes to have blank values when cleared, and a certain value when checked, then concatenate all the non-blank ones together.

I found this post from 2008 for doing this in InfoPath 2003 http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7152/26462.aspx, but this doesn’t work on InfoPath 2007 that I know of.  I have a form with 8 check boxes and each check box is a code, so when the user checks the box I want the codes to display the data in 1 SharePoint column.  I have ...

On second thought, the number of questions in your form seems to be few enough that you could get by without using a more structured data source, but I would suggest using more descriptive names for your fields.  It'll help when you're setting up your formulas.

This formula should do the trick: count((field764 | field765 | field766)[. = 1])  But I think structuring your form with hundreds of fields named fieldNNNN is not the way to go.  I'll try to send you an example of a better way to do it in the next day or two.