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Alright, this is a tough one. I have a repeating table that gets populated by a "CopyTable" command.  There are two drop downs that get concatenated to filter the data that gets copied in.  This concatenated field exists inside the table and outside of the table for comparison purposes.   Basically the table gets ...

That worked perfectly.  I used the raw date diff to store the date calc, and then just calculated the time change from that into another field.  I created a rule that firsts resets the second field to the raw date diff, and then the second rule conditionally adjusts the value if necessary. Simple solution again.  I was trying to ...

I have 2 date fields that calculate the difference between days, and give the total in another field.  (thanks, Qrules) I have another field for time.  If the time is greater than 12:00 it subtracts half a day from the total.  The problem I'm having is, if I change the time to another time greater than 12:00 (noon), it will ...

Thanks Jimmy.  I didn't have both date fields set to run the calc.  When I set them both to do it, it works on all rows.   

That's pretty much how I have it set up.  But it only sets the first row. 

Well, I've broken it down into enough views.  One view is an order form, so it doesn't really matter how much it's broken down or not. How do I bump up the timeout time?

I have a large checklist style form that links to other views.  Some of the views are quite user-intensive, and require some time to fill out.  Sometimes the user gets up for coffee or bathroom and comes back to finish. I've had a couple of instances of users entering a lot of data, the form timing out, and then they have to enter ...

I have a repeating table that contains both start and end dates as columns.  I use Qrules Datediff to calculate the difference between these two dates, and output to the Result node.  This works fine for the first row, but how do I make it do it to all repeating rows?

Is there any good way to CONVERT an already created repeating table to a repeating table that wraps the rows?  I have a repeating table that is just too wide. 

I've searched online quite extensively, and it does not appear to be possible.  I figured I'll ask the experts before I give up. In a browser form, is there any way to allow the users to format non-rich text fields themselves?  For instance, our HR person would like the ability to highlight a field if it matches a certain ...