Help please!
Enclosed is a form with an inspection of a dairy.
Most of it works quite well however we need to help the user avoid inadvertently clicking an unwanted choice.
Problem @ #15:
Background:
The inspector has the discretion to charge either a 2 point deduction or a 5 point deduction depending upon the severity of the violation (that is the reason for there being 2 categories with the same violations but different point deductions.) The inspector must choose one violation (either one 2 point violation or one 5 point violation).
Needed result:
If there is one 2-point deduction, then 5 and 7 point deductions will be grayed out.
If there is one 5-point deduction, then 2 and 7 point deductions will be grayed out.
No problem, this is working: If there is a 7-point deduction, then 2 and 5 point deductions are grayed out.
I am beginning to learn conditional expressions but am not there yet.
Any help is appreciated.
Hi Sue
You can simply use the count-selected to check if the 2-point or 5-point deduction was done and then make the other deduction read only
For instance - the group 15. -2 pts Drug and Chemical Control -2 points
make this readonly if count-selected(${protection3_issues})>0
Then for group 15. -5 pts Drug and Chemical Control -5 points
make this readonly if count-selected(${protection2_issues})>0
I am not sure in the format you have that this will work as you explained. When testing with @DeonLengton's suggestion, it needs an 'or' to to trigger for the 3 questions scenario. I kept getting a cyclic dependency error when filled in for more than one question.
Is it possible to add a prior question with relevancy for those three groups. This would solve the cyclic dependency. See attached for example