Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (5 items) Re: How to do mathematical operations Dear Abhishek my problem was more for data types, so I try to do my formulary in excel, but if I could´t I will like to send you and email with more details for help. Thank you and see you for now. quote:Originally posted by Abhishek Hi, Can u give me some more details regarding what u r trying to do? regards, Abhishek Posted to General (Forum) by fgaona on 04-25-2006 Re: How to do mathematical operations Dear Abhishek your solution was close to solved my problem but if I place 0 as Default value, I dont´t know why but althought I put a formula in the data validation, this don´t recalculate the value with the formula for the field. I try to put the formula as a rule and in data validation but nothing happend Regards quote:Originally posted by ... Posted to General (Forum) by fgaona on 04-20-2006 Re: How to do mathematical operations Thanks Abhishek quote:Originally posted by Abhishek Hi, Place 0 as the default value for the fields psalary and asalary and u wont get NaN anymore. Regards, Abhishek Posted to General (Forum) by fgaona on 04-20-2006 Re: How to do mathematical operations Hi Stephanie Thank you very much for your help, you advice is just I needed, but now I have a second trouble, when I run (Preview) my form it sends me a red square with ''NaN''(My Infopath is in Spanish). And the problem that Infopath sends say like: ''The XML squema can´t validate the archive. Union doesn´t admit the value. It can´t analize the ... Posted to General (Forum) by fgaona on 04-19-2006 How to do mathematical operations Hi I need to do mathematical operations with fields like plus/minus operations, but when in the field properties->value I wrote a formula like d:psalary-d:asalary. This expression is not a valid formula, so I want to know how can I do this formula. Thanks Posted to General (Forum) by fgaona on 04-19-2006 Page 1 of 1 (5 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.