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printing default zeros

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pattlee - 27 Oct 2005 03:41 GMT
I have a form that contains fields with default values of "zero". THese show
up in the print preview and upon printing the document.  Since not all fields
are filled in during data entry.. How do I hide them when I print out the
Form.  THese fields are calculated fields. Please help  Thank YOu
Franck Dauché - 27 Oct 2005 04:05 GMT
Hi,

One solution for this is to create another View (a print view) for your main
view.  There you can control display by a mix of conditional formatting,
rules and expression boxes.
For exxample, translate(my:field1, "0", "") in an expression box would
display an empty string in place of a 0.

Hope that it helps.

Regards,

Franck Dauché

> I have a form that contains fields with default values of "zero". THese show
> up in the print preview and upon printing the document.  Since not all fields
> are filled in during data entry.. How do I hide them when I print out the
> Form.  THese fields are calculated fields. Please help  Thank YOu
pattlee - 29 Oct 2005 04:20 GMT
Thank you for the reply will try it out and let you know. Not an Infopath
developer so it may take some time.  I really need to set this form up with a
repeating table but the client does not want employees to "add lines" to a
form.  The form is a
a material quotation.  Thank YOu

> Hi,
>
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> > are filled in during data entry.. How do I hide them when I print out the
> > Form.  THese fields are calculated fields. Please help  Thank YOu
 
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