Eric Bosworth
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An error occurred while saving the comment I like this idea but I do have a work around. In the original form ask the number of children and then just enter the name and such for the first kid then run a workflow when the document is stored that looks at the number of kids and then copy the document and enter the kids names and such on the new document. I have done this with therapy releases and it takes a bit to get working but it does work quite well once it is setup.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This would be helpful for storing documents with the correct indexes. In one of my departments the secretary is going crazy because therapists are inconsistent in indexing documents. My suggestion to fix it is to create a form and have the form use drop down's for document type and then use the student ID number to look up all the other indexes. The problem with that is that it will then add the form in front of the document.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am trying to do an expense report form that calculates meals based on the number of days of the trip. We currently use a spreadsheet that we print to DocuWare but then we need to go back in after the fact to attach receipts. I can do the calculations in a workflow but it would sure be nice to do them on the fly.
My work around is to complete all the merge forms and use the choice to index forms that are not needed and then in a workflow change the document type to delete me and then I have a delete schedule every night. It is annoying.