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Yes,
There is delete action, which you can combine with an if then branch.
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Thanks, I'm on it.
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All,
I'm pretty proficient at OOTB InfoPath and day to day SharePoint (2010) troubleshooting.
Yet I don't fit into an pure admin or designer role where I am.
Yet, to move on it seems I have to pick on or the other.
I love creating InfoPath forms and associated workflows, and spent much of my time doing that as where I am currently ...
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Not sure what you mean by show up.
I’m on InfoPath and SharePoint 2010
I don’t email forms. I use workflows to either:1. Email links to a form2. Create an email with fields which pull data from a SharePoint
Form library which holds the field and data I need.
I’m yet to figure out a way to not show a field (date) if ...
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How I did it on one of my
forms was as follows.
On you form where appropriate,
add a people picker control. I added 1 control per person to be added (max3). Name the fields appropriately
i.e. ExtraPermission1, ExtraPermission2 etc.
Publish these fields as extra
columns in your SharePoint library.
Then in the workflow ...
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To help others what did you do?
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Google says, click here. Otherwise this is why people use a product called Nintex Forms.
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Check out the following post - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/19623/95887.aspx
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Read the following:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/patrick/archive/2014/02/02/microsoft-announces-infopath-2013-is-the-last-version-what-to-do.aspx
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My guess would be yes. Also are your rules matching to a text value? i.e X = Facilities?
The data connection might update itself but the rule wouldn't - that's by design.
This might help you - http://claytoncobb.wordpress.com/2009/07/19/infopath-user-roles-in-browser-enabled-forms-using-groups/
I tend to do the following ...