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Do you have code in the form? You should be able to change the compatibility to InfoPath 2010 - under Form Options / Compatibility.
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You have a repeating table on your form bound to your main data source that has conditional formatting on it and default values that are returned from a secondary data source. If all you need is to display the data from the secondary data source, drag the repeating group from that data source onto the form instead - then the user can see the ...
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I only need to display onto the form.
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I think I already know the answer but... I designed the form using InfoPath 2013 but unfortunately am saving to a SharePoint 2010 site. Most of the desktops in my organization are still running Office 2010 and all will eventually upgrade to Office 2013. When I attempt to save and publish the form as InfoPath 2010 form I get ...
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[quote user="wilkies0106aw"] I'd test each rule and role. Add a helper field or 2. What X = X what is the actual result? Is it what you are expecting or does the form see something different? Do you need to add the option to your rules, stop if this rule is met?[/quote]
Good advice. I've confirmed that the rules ARE ...
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You'll need to create a rule which queries your list data connection, then looks at your data in your list and filters it by 2016-NO-005 and whether the checkbox is yes/true.
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I'd test each rule and role. Add a helper field or 2. What X = X what is the actual result? Is it what you are expecting or does the form see something different? Do you need to add the option to your rules, stop if this rule is met?
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All,
Going around in circles here.
I have a field (HoursPerDayValue) which pulls a value (number, 2 decimal places) from a SharePoint list. Despite it being number to 2 decimal places it shows in the form with multiple decimal places i.e. 7.25000000
I've a field (workdays) which is the difference between 2 dates. It returns ...
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Ok, yea that makes sense! I also think I was trying to set it to the section the field was in instead of the field itself. That makes a ton more sense now. Thanks again!
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I have a fairly elaborate form that sets up several rounds of SharePoint approval workflows for a particular project. Here's how it works:
Each project has a set of "roles" (electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, etc), each filled by a single person. I accomplish this with a set of people pickers--one for each ...