InfoPath Dev

That would be great! Thanks a bunch!

Thanks for posting! I'll try to get a blog post up next week w/ this link as well, if that's ok with you?

I work at Microsoft on the PowerApps product team. PowerApps is Microsoft's new tool for enhancing SharePoint. I'd like to give you an opportunity to join the official PowerApps user research panel. We are particularly interested in existing InfoPath users so that we can understand how people are enhancing SharePoint today. As a ...

Hi All, I have a calc field called [TOTAL] that adds up a bunch of sub fields. Formula is: sum(Labor - 3rd Party) + Labor + Supernumerary + Labor - Project Mgr. + Materials + Freight + Travel + License Costs + Hardware + Software + Other + Contingency I am trying to add conditional formatting, or validation, so that if TOTAL is not at ...

We are using Office 365.  We would like a form to open up and show the current user and their department. I am able to pull the Current User by using the a data connection to the User Information List... xdUser:get-UserName().  Is there any way to get the Department of the current user? We used to use be able to use ...

 Here is the form where the data is displayed. There is a repeating table, center page, with 'No of Systems' and 'Systems Inspected'. The information comes from one of two lists; 'Park-wide Compliance', on which I manually add the totals after updating the 'Park A-123 Compliance List', which has 'Park ...

InfoPath doesn't support COUNTIF. You can use count - you just end up having to add a filter to the row. The filter depends on a number of factors, but it sounds like you are trying to create totals for each park? You can attach your form under the options tab & I'll give you a hand.

I should add - FormsViewer incorporates qRules commands that can do this - check out FormsViewer here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/product/FormsViewer.aspx

You may need to add noredirect=true to your URL parameters. If your URL to your form already has a ? followed by parameters, you'd just use &noredirect=true to add it. If it does not, use ?noredirect=true