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Hilary this looks fantastic and I'm pretty sure that it will work for me. I can't thank you enough for your time.
I'm embarrassed to ask this, but .. how did you enter this formula? I'm trying to enter the formula and even when keyed exactly as in the template it won't work for me. Are ...
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I was able to get all files to submit to a SharePoint library now. My issue was how I was creating the repeating file attachment.
I have files that get attached in a repeating table (1 file per row of the table) and many files that get attached into a separate repeating table (multiple files per each row of the table)
I have two buttons, ...
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Attached as 2010 here - I think this approach is going to do what you need - note the update field with rules on it that is set in a form load rule. :)
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As if I'm not difficult enough, I'm using IP 2010 and can't open your attached template.
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With my test form that I attached, I combined default data to add the rows, then formulas as default values. When I removed all instances of group2 from a sample XML file and re-opened it, the second row displayed data correctly but not the first - so this approach may still not work. Again, if you are going to copy data from a secondary data ...
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I think it will. My concern was with the columns the user would be entering data in. I'm guessing those don't already exist in your existing XML files? I've attached a sample form that uses this approach.
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Maybe there is a better way to do what I'm doing. Basically what I'm trying to do is create a table that has 7 columns, 5 of which contain static data, but the static data differs for each row in the table. The user can update two columns in each row. There will be a total of 70+ rows in the table. The ...
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You might be able to do something with a separate XML file - can the user change the values in the fields where you are setting a default? InfoPath is going to control the contents of upgrade.xsl - that's why you'd use a custom event for upgrade & write code to handle for this.
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I have created a dash board intake form where people select training topic; when the select a topic another table appears and they can select different training curricula. The form works great in design form; however when I publish it the expandable tables to not appear. can anyone tell me where my disconnect is? Thank you Kirsten
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I have 5000+ existing forms in a SharePoint form library and I think writing a PowerShell script or using QRules would be a last resort, although I'm up against a deadline and may need to consider those options.
Final questions before I completely reverse course and (possibly) re-design my form --
Is there a way to use a secondary data ...