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 I don't think that's the correct logic.  What I need is this: if myField01 is blank, then count equal 1  --OR-- if myField01 is "Yes" and myField02 is blank, then count equals 1 How do I code for OR rather than UNION?   

This works.  Thank you. However, I don't know how to count a special case. myField01 is a radio button that must be checked.  In this case, count(myField01[.='']) works. However, if myField01 is "Yes", then myField02 cannot be blank. In structured code I would write:  IF ((myField01=='')  OR ...

I am counting the number of unanswered questions on a form in InfoPath 2010.  I have a text box (Integer) with a value of (myField01 = "") * 1).  I can repeat the equation for each field, sum them, and get the number of unanswered question. For example, (myField01 = "") * 1)  + (myField02 = "") * 1) + ...

I am using InfoPath 2010. What I would like to do is to save a form as a stand-alone web page, enter the information offline in the stand-alone web page, then retrieve the answers so they can be imported into SQL. Is this possible?  If so, how do I save the form as a stand-alone web page, and where will the answers be saved so they can be ...