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Yes, you can. What kind of control is it? Is it a date picker? When I add a date picker to a new blank form and it is bound to a date time field, I have the option to display both. Perhaps delete the date picker and add it to your form again.
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Right click the control and look in the properties. You should see a format button on the first tab. Click it to see different formatting options....
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Glad it works. Just for the record, if you are using now() you want the target field to be datetime, not just time.
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Hello:
You need to set the rule on the field that is going to change. Given your example, you'd add the rule to the field that is bound to the Doors dropdown list. The rule would have an action to set a field's value. The field would be the DoorChangeDate field. Select the fx button next to the area where you can enter the value, and ...
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Your understanding is correct. I'm afraid that I can't think of a non-clunky method for this in a browser form....
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I'm afraid updating a SharePoint list is more complex than you may have hoped. Matt's tutorial would help you understand the steps involved, I think, even though it has to do with adding items rather than updating existing items. Also, this link has more info on CAML.
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Does your form have any custom code in it? Or are you just employing standard InfoPath functionality?
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There is a checkbox in the properties for the field that you can select to prevent the field from updating when the formula is recalculated. Generally, though, instead of default values I use Open Rules. Set a condition on the rule to only fire if the field is blank and then set the value in the rule action.
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So the form library where the documents that can be selected in the DDL has an additional column that you want to populate w/ this new id? I know you can use CAML to add items to a list -- see this post by Matt Faus. It strikes me that as long as you have the list ID of the form that you want to update, you'd be able to apply the same type of ...
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Hi -- in your conditional formatting, change the first drop down of the last condition to The expression and then you can add to the existing expression with or or and to effectively add multiple conditions.
For example, if your current condition expression was:
my:myFields/my:Answer1 = 12
You could add to that:
my:myFields/my:Answer1 = 12 ...