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Hilary - You are the bomb! Thank you so much!
It works perfectly now.
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http://www.mattjimison.com/blog/2012/03/08/infopath-reference-to-undeclared-namespace-prefix-pc/ suggests sometimes you have to close and re-open IP after adding the people picker for it to realize you do have that namespace in the form? Maybe try that?
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Thanks! Seems so obvious now that you point out the slanted quotes.
No luck but now have a different error.
msxml6.dll
Reference to undeclared namespace prefix: 'pc'.
Error occurred during a call to property or method 'Eval'.
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Yeah - the quotes got turned into "smart" quotes somewhere in the copy paste process, just update all the ' and " in the formula. See how they are all slanted?
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Thanks for the quick response Hilary!
I tried and I'm still getting this error...
Unexpected character.
xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(my:group1/my:group2/my:group/pc:Person, -->‘<--concat(pc:DisplayName, “;”)’), “..”)
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xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(my:group1/my:group2/my:group/pc:Person, ‘concat(pc:DisplayName, “;”)’), “..”)
Looks like you selected DisplayName from the field picker instead of just typing it in... try this?
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Hi - I am hopelessly trying to follow the other posts for concatenating multiple text strings from a repeating section but keep getting errors. I am using the Person/Group Picker as my control in the repeating section and I want to concatenate the DisplayName so I can get a list of people to email. I used the following formula with no luck. ...
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After literally many weeks, I finally figured it out. The instructions above solve the problem. My issue is with the reason I hated programming. In the end, it was a typo in the server address. In the instruction file I had, I must have accidentally hit a character while viewing the file and ultimately saving it with the wrong server address. ...
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You can find the file by going to the Data tab and clicking on Resource Files.
You can add it to your own form by doing:
Data Connections
Add...
Next >
XML document
Next >
Resource Files...
Add...
(Select file)
Next
Finish
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Hello Jimmy:
Wow! I think I have to study much more as I'm a newbie in this topic. I still not know what is the "Iterator.xml" and where to find it. Very complex for me. I'll study and I'll try follow the steps you provided to me.
Thanks!