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Hello Aspo28,
Thanks for your question. Formulas can be tricky in InfoPath but once you get the hang of it you'll be on your way! In this instance you would want a rule copied to each field tat is changed or a button to calculate the value. The reason being is that conditions cannot be applied to a default value.
The first ...
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Hello lancergsr1,
I would add something like a sharepoint list of userName() for the people that should be able to resubmit. On form load, you would set the query field to userName() for the list, and then use that list to set permissions on a section with the submit button that will not show unless there is an entry present in the data ...
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Hello Ann Vlna,
last() is a tricky function of InfoPath and you will notice if it is in the repeating group itself, InfoPath is not sure which is last(). By using sibling (preceding or following) you can create logic to highlight.
In the attached example, there are 2 tables. The first uses a formula in the condition to specify the ...
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Hello lancergsr1,
In this situation your options are very limited. If you do not have a part of your SharePoint site that is available externally, then the process would need to be manual. If, on the other side you do have a portion of your site available externally, you could submit to a different library, and then run a SharePoint workflow to ...
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Hello mirzaterzic,
You are definitely on the right track! It is important to remember that in InfoPath rules only fire when a field changes. The If/Then function is what you will want to use on the condition for an action rule. In this instance, you would want the rule to fire from a change to field3 to set field4 to field3 * ...
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Hello Varun,
In an InfoPath list form you cannot add a repeating section. The reason for this is that list forms contain flat data, not complex repeating schemas. If you want to create a form with a repeating section of information, you could create an InfoPath form library that queries your SharePoint list to populate data. If you require ...
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Hello Mayur Narsale,
The migration path of forms has been a hot topic over the last year. Many people who are current InfoPath users are wondering what the next great technology will be. Here are a few resources for more information about what the future of forms looks like, and what might be a good solution for your ...
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Hello Rahul2011,
In this case you need to add a second condition to include and fieldName is not blank. This should allow users to leave the optional fields blank, but if a value is entered it will have to match your pattern.
Please let me know if you need more help.
Thanks!
BreBre Huston
| Project ManagerQdabra® Software / ...
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Hello infopathy,
The best way to accomplish this logic would be to add an action rule on the parent dropdown to set the child dropdowns to blank. If that is not what you had envisioned, reply with a few more details or an example of your form and I can provide some more suggestions.
Best Regards,
BreBre Huston
| Project ManagerQdabra® ...
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Hello Joe,
Merry Christmas to you as well! For people who would be filling out your form there are several requirements. In InfoPath, the form either needs to be browser enabled, and published to a SharePoint site (to work with PC's and MAC) or the person must have the InfoPath client installed, even if the form is sent through ...