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Lenore Benefield
I've searched help and searched around the Microsoft web site, using
"Expression Box" and "Updating Expressions" and "Dynamically updating
expressions."
Now I admit, I'm stumped again.
I have multiple text boxes on my InfoPath forms. I would like to notify the
user of how much more they can type in, rather than have them compose
something and need to edit it down.
I saw an example of this on the feedback form following an MS Tutorial.
Under the text box it says "Remaining Charaters:" then the number changes as
you type in the text box.
I created a text box on a form (txtReport) with a 255 character limit.
Below the text box I inserted an expression box with the following formula:
255 - string-length(txtReport)
It subtracts the charaters in the text field from 255 after you leave the
field. I can't find instructions for getting it to calcuate and display
during data entry in the txtReport field.
Does anyone know how to do this, or could you point me to the correct help
file?
Any assistance appreciated.
"Expression Box" and "Updating Expressions" and "Dynamically updating
expressions."
Now I admit, I'm stumped again.
I have multiple text boxes on my InfoPath forms. I would like to notify the
user of how much more they can type in, rather than have them compose
something and need to edit it down.
I saw an example of this on the feedback form following an MS Tutorial.
Under the text box it says "Remaining Charaters:" then the number changes as
you type in the text box.
I created a text box on a form (txtReport) with a 255 character limit.
Below the text box I inserted an expression box with the following formula:
255 - string-length(txtReport)
It subtracts the charaters in the text field from 255 after you leave the
field. I can't find instructions for getting it to calcuate and display
during data entry in the txtReport field.
Does anyone know how to do this, or could you point me to the correct help
file?
Any assistance appreciated.