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Because the auto setting is only relevant to the form functionality itself, so you have to be in the form to realize its functionality. If you are using the "submit to email" submit function, then it just simply emails a snapshot of what it thinks it sees and does not follow the formatting of the form settings itself very ...
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Have you tried logic, such as sum hours where category = training?
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Mine works as long as there are spaces for the divisors, but I do get the same outcome with Samir's formula.
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I've never heard of nor seen such a thing, so it may be possible, but it's not something I've ever even seen someone mention as a possibility.
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(((@Ton_Estimate*@SellPrice_ton)-(@Ton_Estimate*@dsiposal_cost)+@Haul_Marg_doll)/(@Ton_Estimate*@disposal_cost))+((@Fully_Loaded/60)*@Minutes)
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You will find that there are many, MANY things that behave differently in browser forms than in the rich client, because Forms Services is having to do its best to convert the form to asp code, and things just don't work exactly the same afterwards.
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What seems to be happening is that the focus is being set on the most recent action, which is the action of setting field 4 to a certain value. You could then perhaps add another action that sets field 2 to null (or whatever else works) so that the focus returns to field 2. The user wouldn't know the difference. You also may ...
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Oh, then you guys probably need someone who does this for a living. Management may think it's a simple task, but there are entire MVPs around this stuff (as you can see here on this forum), entire companies dedicated to this technology (again, as you can see here), and you are dealing with two advanced technologies working together that ...
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So there will only be 5 separate people submitting expense reports? That's definitely a 'small' company. Anyway, I wrote above the two options I know of. Whether you can consider them easy or not is up to you. You could also create separate form libraries with separate permissions, and have the forms submit to a ...
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Ok, so you would be using folders for security within a single library. That is a valid reason for using folders, but it would also be very cumbersome, because then you'd have to break inheritance on each folder and manually configure each permissions for each person who has specific access to a given folder. That sounds like a bit ...