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 (8 items) Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Hi again, I solved it (well you solved it). I needed to use the following: ../my:Stage1_Step3/my:Condition_Survey= string(false()) and ../my:Survey_Required= string(false()) and ../my:Measured_Survey_Required= string(false()) and ../my:Stage1_Step3/my:Property_Val= string(false()) and ../my:Disposal_Val= ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. The expression box shows, true when checked and false when unchecked. The values in the dropdown are TRUE for checked and FALSE for unchecked. They are all boolean and have a default state of Cleared. Thanks again, Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Hi, I'm using it to hide a button. I am applying the formatting on the button itself. Thanks, Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Thanks, I did notice that and have changed it. Darn Replace All. It still doesn't work though. :-) Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Sure, /my:myFields/my:Stage1_Step3/my:Condition_Survey /my:myFields/my:Survey_Required /my:myFields/my:Measured_Survey_Required /my:myFields/my:Stage1_Step3/my:Property_Val /my:myFields/my:Disposal_Val /my:myFields/my:Commercial_Val /my:myFields/my:Electrical_Required /my:myFields/my:Gas_Required /my:myFields/my:Drains_Required /my:myField ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Hi and thanks again, This is the expression I am using, but it still doesn't work: my:Stage1_Step3/my:Condition_Survey= string(false()) and my:Survey_Required= string(false()) and my:Measured_Survey_Required= string(false()) and my:Stage1_Step3/my:Property_Val= string(false()) and my:Disposal_Val= string(false()) ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Re: Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Hi, Thanks very much for the prompt reply. I have just tried this and it still does not work. It splits the expression into the 5 levels of conditional formatting that are allowed within the form, with the top expression box containing the bulk of the expression. I should add that the xPath for these fields is different, eg. some ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Using "The Expression" to apply conditional formatting. Hi, I have multiple (Boolean) checkboxes on a browser form. I need to apply conditional formatting which specifies if all the checkboxes are cleared (false) then a certain control is hidden. If at least one of the checkboxes is selected (true) I need a different control to be hidden. I have played around with this for a while now, but am ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by robster007 on 10-17-2008 Page 1 of 1 (8 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.