InfoPath Dev

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Hi Hilary, Good day. The data connection is not filtered, and yes I'm using formatting to hide items. Can you please give some advise on how to use Xpath filter? As I check the sample, I was able to see the below command on the command use but do not know how to use the filter Xpath, Sorry.. CopyTable ...

Hi Hilary, Good day, its me again. I had try to check the location for the installed form and I was able to see one for the copy table but it is for copying tables for the same data source. From my previous example, I was able to make the Insert and setting of a fields value work from a data connection from a ...

 Updated   Hilary,   I figured it out. I was making it to complex . it quite simple

   Hello Hilary,   I'm having a similar problem I place this xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(my:To/pc:Person, 'concat(pc:DisplayName, ";")'),"..") and I get "my:To/pc:Person" does not point to a valid location path of a field or group. Can you assist me if figuring this ...

 Is the data connection filtered or are you using conditional formatting on the form to hide the items you don't want to display? You can use an XPath filter in the tablesrc parameter to indicate which rows you want to copy. Check the sample form that installs with qRules for general samples for CopyTable - the Command Overview also has ...

 Hi - you can use code in browser forms (I think you may have asked another question about this that I answered?). InfoPath has no rule options for inserting an instance of a repeating group. I'd think this possibly could be done with some interesting rules - but you'd have to have some idea in advance of how many rows parsing this ...

 I've not seen this - is this an on premises server that was updated from SharePoint 2010? Or a new server? Or Office 365?

Hello, Due to InfoPath not being able to add/subtract time out of the box, I spent multiple hours figuring out how to subtract start and end time. So now I have a result formatted as string, but I want to ROUND UP to the nearest hour. So for 00:25 I want it rounded to 01:00, and 01:40 to 02:00, etc. Then I need the sum of this result (they ...