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So you get an error when A has a value and B doesn't? Or am I misunderstanding?
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That all depends on what the connection is used for. If you are just talking about adding a new connection to use for some new stuff, no issues.
But if I'd had an item selected that had a value of "1" and a display of "grape" and you change the data source for your drop down to a different list, and now the item with a ...
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The list where your input data is stored is a secondary data source, I'd guess. Did you add a data connection to the list in order to get the data into your form?
When you say you need to "to update multiple items in one go and save these into my Forms library" I get confused. I know you are talking about SharePoint list items -- ...
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And, actually, that 5 condition thing has a work around...
Change your final condition to read "The expression" and then go to town -- the only difficult bit is you have to write out the XPath yourself in the teeny tiny space. I'd suggest a text editor, then copy it in....
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You can add items to your SharePoint list and they will show as new options in your form dropdown. No template changes needed.
Now, if you delete an item from your list, and it was previously selected, when you open that XML, you'll see the original value in the field, but if you try to select another value, that value will no longer be ...
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I think you'll need to use eval. So, for example, try this formula in field13 (by the way, before your form goes into production, you'll want to get your data source renamed and tidied up):
sum(xdMath:Eval(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Job Data List")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Job_Data_List[@Job_Num = ...
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If you need to set a single field in your main data source to the total of your ShP list data, you can do that with a formula -- look into the sum function (you may need eval, depending on what you are trying to do). Be careful with defaults that get updated when the data changes -- if the ShP list data changes and you re-open the form, you have ...
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Hi, Nancy:
Glad you like qRules -- we think it is cool, too!
You can use two (or three, or more) mappings in the same form. The only thing your commands above are missing are that you'll have to have two separate submit data connections to SharePoint -- when we set up the data connection, we select the mapping file that has the batch that we ...
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You are correct -- they don't store. They merely reflect the state of your secondary data source. This is why I expressed concern over the schema for you form.
What is the actual requirement you are working toward?
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Right click the file and save locally. Right click the saved file to open in design mode. Then you'll be able to re-save. IP forms don't much care for being moved about. :)