InfoPath Dev

Thank you so much for the sample.  It is very helpful.  I know exactly what I did wrong.  I was typing in TRUE and FALSE and did not use the function button to enter the value. I believe I will delete the check boxes have and start over.  It seems like the cleanest thing to do using your example.

Hilary, Thanks for getting back to me. The rules are on a calculated field (which is hidden).  I attempted to share the form, but I get an error, "Malicious Behavior Detected! The page or file you requested contains malicious code. Transaction ID is 4AC519EFA90C080E156F."  So here goes... I have a calculated field ...

Hilary, Thank you for your reply.  I followed your suggestion and did get TRUE in the text box, but I must be missing something very simple.  The effect that I got in the check boxes was this:  (In Preview Form) TRUE – not checked and I cannot type into the box.  FALSE – not checked, and I can check the other three ...

I am using InfoPath 2003.  How do you set a single check box value to TRUE and others to FALSE based on the value of a text box (whole number)?  An example:  If CALC = 19, then CKBX1 = TRUE, CKBX2 = FALSE, CKBX3 = FALSE, CKBX4 = FALSE. It appears to being processing correctly, but does not put the check in the box.  Is there a ...

Thank you very much Hilary that solved my problem.  Is there a way to further define the output with "case" statements.  For example, if the value = P, then poor, G=Good?

I am new to InfoPath, 2-hours new to be exact, and I am wondering how to right a simple boolean statement.  Something must be so obvious I'm missing the point.  A sample of what I am trying to accomlish is this:  If [field1] >12 then [field1]/4 else 0. Also, any good recommendations for reference books or tutorials would be ...