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Hello derekmac,
Yes, you can use the substring functions to split the first and last name from your dropdown entries. I've attached an example for reference, but you'll want to run an action when a user selects an entry from the dropdown. The 2 formulas used are:
substring-before(FullName, " ...
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Hello softfree,
If you could attach your form, we can take a look at it. Also - please drag on the qRules command, result, error and success nodes onto the view from the secondary data source. This can help with debugging the commands. Are you attempting the command in preview mode, or from the published location in the ...
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Hello cotton_gin1,
This is a function that can be configured in your forms logic, but first there's a few steps to set up:This method only works with InfoPath Forms (Not SharePoint lists)Make sure that you are using custom logic to submit the form Make sure that you are capturing the FormName used in the submit data ...
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Hello Joy,
In InfoPath forms, there is often a difference in the output of what the user actually views based on InfoPath version, InfoPath Client (preview) and different browsers. As a rule, we recommend optimizing the layout based on what the form looks like in the environment it will live in. This can often mean that a ...
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Not a problem Mike! I'm glad I could help. It's a feature of data connections that is a little buried and non-apparent but can be extremely helpful in solutions like yours.
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Hello Mike,
Thank you for your inquiry. In your initial data connection to the SharePoint list you can sort based on any column. For this, you should be able to sort by the Modified Date in Decending order to retrieve the newest date. If that does not, try Ascending as well.
Thanks!
Bre
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Hello helpme,
Thank you for your post. As far as an easier way to map repeating data to multiple SharePoint lists, there is a much easier way. What version of SharePoint/InfoPath are you currently using? The method uses qRules to set up a connection to each of your lists. In order for qRules to work, you will need sandboxing enabled on your ...
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Hello Sproctor722,
Thank you for your question. In regards to a resolution you have several options.
1. You could use a filter on the repeating row in Table A that uses the "If All occurance of 'AccountNumber" from table B != AccontNumber TableA then hide.
2. You could perform a filtered query in order to only ...
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Hello tjb105,
There are a few options when it comes to extracting repeating data out of a Form that contains repeating data.
The first is an Out of Box option that uses CAML to map the fields to a SharePoint list. Here is a link to another post on how to map to a list using ...
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Hello Daisy510,
It sounds like you may just need to relink the documents. In your process, did you upload the old XML documents to the new library in SharePoint 2010? If so, simply navigate to the library current view > relink documents. Once you are in this view, select the older documents and relink.
Let me know if this ...