You could use a score within a limited range (1 - 10, 1 - 100) and then use
Conditional Formatting, Data Validation or Rules to alert the user that they
are outside of the allowable range. Set this in a Repeating section (with
"Allow user to insert or delete..." turned off).
Another approach is to use a drop down list box. The display value can be A,
B, C , D, F with the value equal to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Use another field (outside of the repeating section) to show the average.
Merge the fomrs and there is your average score.
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Jerry Thomas
Microsoft Office InfoPath
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miku said:
I'm designing a survey form to measure the performance of the
suppliers.I'm stuck in rating part. How to do the rating by using infopath?I
also need to know how to calculate the average of the rating scores.