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I should note that the behavior of our 2010 and 2013 SharePoint servers is different.
InfoPath forms on the 2013 box do respond with the full domain / account name
Forms on the 2010 box only return the account name.
and for further consideration, it appears the 2010 box will take a userprofile request without a domain ...
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Thank you for responding, what operator can I use?
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huh, my post disappeared. yep... i did find this out and posted it.
thanks
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I think if you publish the form and then open up the form, the domain name comes in as well.You might get other characters as well depending on your SP version and if you're using the getuserprofile service.
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I don't! Apparently this was just too complex for IPFS. I'm glad you have a work around.
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Thanks for your quick reply, Hilary! Yes, it was successfully published when I split in about half. Also, if I split them about 16 conditions on each expression and make it up to the limit 5 expressions in total, it was published successfully as well. like:
The expression .
!= "LMI" and . != "LMK" ...
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The AddSeconds option, was just not working for me.
If you use the Add Days function instead of the AddSeconds, you can then use the now () option.
Add a now () field with the following formula as a default value - substring-before(now(), "T"),
Then you can use the following to work out business days - ...
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All,
I've a field with a single small value which can be up to 2 decimal places i.e. 5.50
I've another field (total ) with a much lager value i.e. 147. Can InfoPath do the equivalent of an excel MOD function. i.e. =IF(MOD(A1,B1)=0,"yes","no") ?
A1 being my larger number, B1 being my ...
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So - this is a validation formula in your SharePoint List? I wouldn't think a <> operator would work with a list...