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 Sorry for the late reply Hilary! That worked so well!!! Can't believe placements matter, can't thank you enough as I've been trying out everything to solve this ;) Thanks again Hilary

I was able to find a solution a few days ago, Thanks a ton Hillary!!!

Hi, For this new project, i'm working with sharepointlists using infopath to create a form. I'm trying to create a dropdownlist with given values but form fillers should also have the possibility to fill in its own choice. The new choice should than be visible for other survey fillers. This should be possible using a workflow right? ...

Thank you so much for reply Hilary!! I tried this on a calculated value inside repeating table and there was no error in formula on applying it but when I published the form it prompted me error saying "Binding a non-repeating control to repeating field or group is not supported in SharePoint list form", Am I missing ...

Thanks for the file. This works: targetField="../my:OrgChart/my:Manager[my:Employee = ../../my:temp/my:tDReport]/my:Manager_"

 I have a functioning form that will submit to a sp list. I don't want just free form text fields. So how can I convert the "Add To List Template.xml" to have a dropdown, and populate it with data. In addition, how can I convert one of the fields to a date picker. the below is my xml, I want to make source a dropdown, and date a ...

 The easy way to submit an InfoPath form to a database is to use the database template, which is going to submit all the data to the DB. Could you instead provide a view or some reports for the DB that your end users can see? If you have to only submit some data, you'll need to either write code or leverage a third party tool. Do you use ...

Hi neeenz, You have "../my:tDReport" in your expression. This says that the tDReport field is /my:myfields/my:OrgChart/my:Manager/tDReport which is incorrect as per the information you provide. You should try using /my:myfields/my:temp/my:tDReport instead (or whatever the actual path is). So it would be: <xsf:assignmentAction ...

Perfect, glad you got it sorted out. It is safest to assume that SharePoint is NOT going to help you with these matters in InfoPath, as you learned. ;)

Yeah, that would make sense. I guess I was expecting sharepoint/infopath to know the location of the item and link to it internally, since it had the option to link to items within the selection menu. Going off your line of thought, I was able to find what I needed! The solution was to drag in an insert-hyperlink (from the insert tab, NOT ...