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Hello Rahul2011,
You will want to use the substring and translate functions together in something like this:
substring-before(translate(., ",", ""), "#")
However, if you are using the people picker Display Name, I would recommend a helper field for the display value so that the defaults of SharePoint ...
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Hello dsnyder,
Thank you for your question. The scenario you listed above is actually a very common request in InfoPath forms. Cascading dropdowns are going to be the method you'll want to use. We often add a helper field, which in this case could be the category list. Add a rule to set the query category value when a user selects ...
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Hello Zippy,
Overall I would say that it would be easier to have the entries as separate fields, because then you can promote them in SharePoint columns, and know whether the user entered the data or picked from a list. This would be especially important if the user entered data that was not an exact match to the course/course ...
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Hello FSU_InfoPathUser,
Thank you for you inquiry. In order to check the entries individually in the repeating table, I would suggest requiring the data source using a query value. Each time a user enters a value in the repeating group, the query field of the 2DS should be set and then required. If the entry exists then an error ...
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Hello Panthera,
Thank you for your post. In order to have a template part that displays on multiple SharePoint sites, the form must be published to each site you would like to have the web part on. If you have data connections to the site, they will also need to exist on the site unless the connections have been converted to a udcx. ...
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Hello d24n4e,
It sounds like you've been able to set up the list mapping correctly. That is great! If not, here is a blog post about creating the mapping: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2012/05/30/qrules-submittosharepointlist-walkthrough-for-v4-2.aspx
For the management of the line items by the finance ...
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Hello grevolorio,
Your question is very similar to how our change history XTP works. You can use the logic of this XTP to create a history log of each time the form changes state, and the date/time of the occurrence. Here is a link to the post.
Bre Huston
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Hello AGutcher,
Welcome to InfoPathDev! For your dropdown list box, are you using an external list? The easiest way to accomplish the above would be to use a SharePoint list. In the list you would have 2 columns: Department and Manager Email. For information about how to use a cascading dropdown, look at this post for more ...
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Hello AGutcher,
Welcome to InfoPathDev! For your dropdown list box, are you using an external list? The easiest way to accomplish the above would be to use a SharePoint list. In the list you would have 2 columns: Department and Manager Email. For information about how to use a cascading dropdown, look at this post for more ...
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Hello noodleNT,
Check to make sure that the filter is on the dropdown list box in the repeating section in your main data source. You want to use the expression outlined in the example to limit the selections, it should not be different in InfoPath 2013. If that does not work, attach your form and well take a look at ...