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As per the emails you sent, I believe you found the formatting rule on the table now?
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The ULS log message won't be related specifically to qRules, but rather to the sandboxing of the form template.
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Try setting postback to always & see if it helps. You can also attach your form to a reply under the options tab & I can take a look at it.
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Yes, that's what I'd like, but I couldn't find the translate rules anywhere. I looked in Manage rules for each field and in the fx value under Properties.
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I don't use the email on submit option.
I tend to submit to a library. If you did that you could have a hyperlink control which could create the email for you. Then you'd see the email before it was sent.
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Hi Hilary,
Are you a site collection admin? Yes I am a site collection admin
Do you have the sandbox service running on your server? Yes Sandbox service running
What size is your template? 465KB
Can you check the SharePoint ULS logs for the time range of your publication attempt to find issues there? I didn't see any error logs ...
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No. Not with office 365 and also not on premises server.
I haven't set all controls in the form to always postback. Do I need to set?
Thanks.
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Hi - when you create your average and other calcs, you need to filter the data selection in the same way as your table is filtered so the hidden rows are excluded. Does that make sense?
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Okay, you should be able to do this just by adding a filter to the field when you set the value - so, on the dropdown, the rule is to set the text box on your form with the Cont_ID from the secondary data source where the Title matches the dropdown. If you want to attach your form under the Options tab, I can give you a had with the rule. :)
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Okay - first, is this in Office 365? Or an on premises server? Next, have you set the controls that execute your commands to always postback? That is under the control's properties, in the browser tab.