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I have an InfoPath browser form that uses rules on a button to submit the form to sharepoint and also submit the form via webservice to a SQL database. My users wanted to be able to do some form comparison without having to open any forms to do it so I wrote an aspx page that gets the form xml from sharepoint to do this. I gave them ...
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Hi Hillary
Can you send me an example how to validate a group of check boxes. I am new to infopath and i am not quite understand your directions.
Thanks
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Yes, you would use the formula as the default value for the field where you want to store the value, or you can just use the formula in an expression box if you only want to display the value and not store it in the form's data.
You can use the Select Field... button and its Filter functionality to set up the formula with the ...
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Hi
Defiantly looks right but how would I go about using it? Would I just use it as the default value in the total field? Do i replace "RepeatingField" with the fields that I am using? Please excuse my ignorance but only ever worked with very basic forms. Thanks again!!
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Might it be that the formula you want is:100 * count(RepeatingField[Answer = 'yes']) div (count(RepeatingField) - count(RepeatingField[Answer = 'N/A']))
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Hi there
Sorry if this has been listed before but I could not find it anywhere. I have a form with 20 questions on it with "Yes" "No" and "N/A" as radio button answers. I have a total field which will give a % score. However, if a person marks a question as N/A the new total question for the % score ...
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Hopefully someone has seen this before. Here is the situation:
I have a Forms Services InfoPath 2010 form
I want to connect it to a simple WCF service that has one method that accepts one parameter (string) and returns an XMLElement
I want to have the user enter some information in a field on the form, and then click a button to ...
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It doesn't seem that InfoPath allows placing validation conditions on multi-select listboxes, so what you can do is add expression boxes with conditional formatting to indicate when something isn't right. You can use similar conditional formatting to disable your submit button or anything you need to do to steer the user in the ...
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All right. Let me try that ways.
Thanks for your help again.
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I'm suggesting that you place the conditional formatting on the repeating section itself, not the controls inside it. Unless I've misunderstood your situation, this is the way to accomplish what you want.