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I am trying to have an InfoPath perform the calculation below with the first column being the input, the second being the result which is a percentage. the third will be the total of the fields in the second column not to exceed 40. no matter how much the calculation amounts to, the highest number that will be in the third column will be ...
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So here is the situation - I am using a InfoPath form library in SharePoint in conjunction with promoted fields. There are 4 views one for each role type. The submission view has a cascading dropdown for course and module. After the user selects the course and module (and the rest of the information on the submission view) I have a workflow that ...
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Happy to help. Have a great weekend!
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That is so great! One of my formulas at one point was *sort of* close, but I wouldn't have come up with this - thank you very much!
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Save the attached copy locally. Right click the saved file and select Design to open in design mode - from there you can preview and try it out. Since your data isn't repeating, we have to add the count of the filtered instances of each node together. :)
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Are you working with a customized list form? Or with a regular InfoPath form? In a standard IP form, just right click the node in the Fields task pane, and set it to cannot be blank.... I don't know if you can make an attachment required the same way in a list form.
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Any chance you can attach a copy of your form in a reply? Under the Options tab you can attach a file. The approach may vary based on your form schema.
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Hello, I see that you reference making an attachment required, but I can't figure out how to do so.
May I request the instructions, please?
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I have eight dropdown fields with the option of 1-4 in each one. I need to count how many instances (of that 8) that I have 1's, 2's, 3's and 4's. I've tried a bunch of different formulas but I can't figure it out, so any help would be great.