There is no option for the user to set 'stops' values in some features of the highcharts editor.
There is a label for the 'stops' but there is no text field for the users to enter values
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I have a autocomplete field:
I need to set the default value selected for this dropdown using another control value as shown in:
This control is passed to the form load as shown in:
For example if use cost center is 110 as shown in:
Then the default selected value of the Site lookup dropdown needs to be as shown in:
The tricky part is that your Site-Item field isn't a dropdown but an autocomplete. An autocomplete doesn't know all the possible label/values, but can only find some label/values doing a search by label. So you can't tell an autocomplete "set your value to 110", because it doesn't know what the label corresponding to 110 is.
If you knew the label, you could do this programmatically with an fr-set-label, but here you don't have the label but the value. You can read more about this in the section Setting by value. So, my advice is to use a Dynamic Data Dropdown instead of an Autocomplete field.
I have a Word 2010 form template with various text boxes, combo lists and radio buttons. I wish to take the value from one text box and insert it as the value of another text box when a Save button is invoked. I have extracted the value from the source text box with the code below but how do I then insert it as the value of the target text box? I have tried a few things including the reverse of the code below but so far without success.
srp = ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTag("RPI").Item(1).Range.Text
The Range.Text property is read/write. So you use the exact reversal of the code you have.
srp = ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTag("RPI").Item(1).Range.Text ' Read
ActiveDocument.SelectContentControlsByTag("SRP").Item(1).Range.Text = srp ' Write
I bind a list of jobtype values to a gridview, each row have sno,jobtype,check box,and a text box. when a check box is checked the text box will enable, and I have to enter some value(like fee) here I can check multiple jobtypes,and enter fee in text box, and finally save these values( jobtype, fee) I successfully bind the data, but how to get that entered value from text box of each row?? And how can I enable or disable text box on checked or unchecked the check box.. Please give me solution
You cant have JobType as the DataContext for row.
You need to build a wrapper around it, that will contain JobType, and the other strings you wish your TextBoxes to Bind to.
Your list of JobTypes should be a list of that wrapper.
I am new to Mac application. I have form in which there is a combo box and text field. User can enter text values, and based upon the text input value, the combo box value need to be changed. i.e., the data source of combo box will be updated each time, when the text input changes. The combo box lists various formats with dd_mm_yyyy_textfieldinputname, mm__dd_yyyy_textfieldinputname, textfieldinputname_dd_mm_yyyy etc.
Can I do this using objective C. i.e., here the Combobox input changes based on the values of user input text field dynamically.
I'm trying to develop a calculator type from in InfoPath where the user will be asked to end weight,height, and age. I will then take those values and use them to look up other values that are based on that number. For example if the column headers are Gender, Age, Height, L, M, and S. I want to find the 'L,M,S' values associated with that height. All values in the case are different. So if height were 45, L=-1, M=1, S=2; if height were 50, L= -2, M= 5, S=3.
In excel you a Vlookup with the syntax of :
Dim A as double
Dim Height as double
height = txtHeight.Value
A = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(height, Range("C2:F652"), 2, False)
This would give you the "L" value for the row in which that height is located.
How can I do this in InfoPath? I have seen that are cascading queries you can do for dropdowns and comboboxes, but I want them to be able to type in a value, find a value on a SharePoint list based on that number and then return that number to another text box to use for my calculation.
If the values you want to look up are in a SharePoint list, then you need to create a data connection to that list. Make sure to include all the fields you need. Don't load the data connection at form load.
Let the user enter the height. Create a rule for the height field that fires when the field changes. Add an action that sets the query field for the secondary data source to the value of the height field, then query the data connection. Now the secondary data source contains the record with that height and the fields in the secondary data source contain the values. You can copy the values into text boxes on the canvas.
More details:
After you have set up a data connection to the Heights list, click the Heights field and add a rule by clicking New > Action.
Click the Add button and add an action to set a field's value.
Click the button next to the "Field" text box. If you don't see the top drop-down to select a different data source than the main data source, click the "Show Advanced View" link. Select the secondary data source for the Heights list, open the node for queryFields and the node below that and select the Height field.
Click the fx button next to the "Value" text box, then click "Insert Field or Group" and select the "height" field of the main data source.
OK out of all dialogs.
Add another rule to query for data.
Select the secondary data source to the Heights list.
Add another rule to set a field's value. For "Field" select the main data source field into which you want to copy the looked up value. For "Value" select the secondary data source and drill into the dataFields node until you see the field names. Select the desired field and OK out of all dialogs.
The rules panel should now look similar to this, but with your column names.
Test the form. Enter a valid height into the height field and click out of the field. The corresponding value from the height list will be written into the textbox. The screenshot shows the SharePoint list in the background with the item for heigt "66" highlighted. The value returned to the InfoPath text box "getV1" is from the "V1" field of the SharePoint list.
Hope that makes it clearer.