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Hello,
Sorry I must have misunderstood your post. I was wondering what did you get when you: changed the field type in the sharepoint list. re-entered the date in the list. change the data type of the dropdown box ?
Jo-Anne
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Hi,
May be what you meant to say is "Save the form as files"? If so, there is an option in InfoPath 2010 where you can export source files. Go to File > Publish > Export Source Files.
Jo-Anne
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Hi laura,
When you click the fx button, the Insert Formula box will display. You can choose to click the Insert Function and select concat from there. Doing that will add the concat function and format that will serve as your guide in creating the formula. A faster way would be just type in concat().
When creating the concat formula, the ...
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I don't think you need admin approval for this. Perhaps a cross domain issue? Are you publishing the form to a site, say, http://abc.com and trying to query to SQL that is hosted in a different server?
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Hi DebiScott:
Just to rule out, did you approve the UDCX in the SharePoint site? Do you have code in your form?
Jo-Anne
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Hi ehaze,
Thank you for posting. I hope your solution worked.
Jo-Anne
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Hi Leslie,
Migrating data is not always easy, especially when you're dealing with a large number of forms. In your case, I would recommend querying data from the old SharePoint library and inserting that data into the new IP2010 form, and then the new form will submit to the new library. Unfortunately, I don't think ...
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Hi,
I don't know how you're adding the "Edit this task" link but it might be help if you could check where that link is pointing to. Or perhaps double check your workflow settings?
Jo-Anne
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Hello Dovey,
So, you mean the dropdown is populated with data from the second list but when you submit, the corresponding column for that dropdown value shows blank in the list?
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Hey teylyn, glad it work! =)
Jo-Anne