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Once users submit data via a SharePoint list form the data becomes individual list items in the SharePoint list.
That is, SharePoint lists do not behave like Form libraries, where an XML is stored and can be reopened, downloaded, etc.
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Hi Vasavi,
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We have many ...
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It looks like the attached XSN has code. Is that intentional?
You cannot inject a form that has your own custom code. Please follow these special steps:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry56111.aspx
Thanks!
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Are both dates displayed using the same type of control? (i.e. are both text boxes? or are both Calculated values? )
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Are you using Submit-type buttons or rule-based buttons? Right click on the buttons and check their properties.
You can probably accomplish this via rules but not via Submit-type buttons.
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We did a webinar some time ago for our customers; here is the link.
There are also some tutorials online, which can be found via a Google search, such as this one.
Good luck!
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Just to update the community on this: for this scenario, we generated the xml forms locally and then uploaded them to Sharepoint, since Office 365 apparently won't allow a mapped drive.
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Hi Vasavi,
SharePoint list item are identified by an ID. When submitting to the ShP list via qRules, if there is an ID specified, qRules will overwrite (update) that list item.
Some of Hilary's blogs on this site should help, for example, this ...
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Oh that would be quite a challenge. See, the list items need to submit before the form library submit. So the form knows the list IDs but the lists do not know the form ID. There's nothing in qRules to account for this scenario, but i imagine that you could:
1. Submit the SharePoint lists using qRules.
2. Submit to the form library
3. Query ...
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Hi,
This is actually a feature of DBXL v2.7 which we're currently testing before release. If you need this urgently, please let us know via support at qdabra dot com and we can work something out, but otherwise, this will be included as a SQL view in DBXL v2.7, released this Q3.
Thanks!