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Hi:
Do you have different fields for each day of the week? You can simply add them together in a formula (use an expression box to display the formula). If they are all the same repeating field (my:Hours, for example), you should be able to use the sum function: sum(my:Hours). Here's an Office Online article with some additional info.
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of
Microsoft Office InfoPath without writing code. The library provides a
set of advanced commands that can be used via rules.
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of
Microsoft Office InfoPath without writing code. The library provides a
set of advanced commands that can be used via rules.
To obtain qRules, please visit the qRules product
page on Qdabra.com.
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Hello,
I'm creating a timesheet for users to be using. I have everything set up right now, but wanted to add one little extra something which is the total hours worked for that week.
I have it set up like ...
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of
Microsoft Office InfoPath without writing code. The library provides a
set of advanced commands that can be used via rules.
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DOWNLOAD above to obtain a document that describes how to use the
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of Microsoft Office InfoPath without writing code. The library provides a set of advanced commands that can be used via rules.
Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain a document that describes how to use the command SaveToSharePoint without SharePoint.
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Immediately upon republishing the form. All metadata for existing forms goes away.
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While the user filling up the form.
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I am such a novice that everything you said there made no sense to me. LOL