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[quote user="Newbie"]What is the command to concatenate values so when one clicks the submit button it will always stay hidden? I have "concat(Field, "1")" and even tried "sum(Field) + 1". Does not work.
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I'm afraid I don't understand your scenario, but the function for concatenation ...
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I'm afraid I don't understand the question. What would need to run periodically?
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Hi Gabriela,
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with this command. Would you be willing to attach the form? (under the Options tab when replying) I would need to take a look at the implementation of the command to figure out what could be going on.
Thanks.
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You can add attachments via the Options tab while responding.
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To draw a similarity to Windows:MoveTable is CUT/PASTECopyTable is COPY/PASTEWith CopyTable, the source data will remain intact.
Make sense?
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Take a look at the translate() function.
Something like this should work: translate(yourfield, "DOMAIN\", "")
Good luck.
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Here's a sample form with a button that has multiple actions within one rule.
Hope this helps.
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You're looking at the form's submit options, but you should look at the individual button's properties.
I'm attaching a screenshot.
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You've run into some InfoPath/SharePoint limitations in your scenario. If you want to write to SharePoint lists from one form, you can take a look at qRules. For writing to SQL you can take a look at DBXL. Information on both is available at http://www.qdabra.com. There may be some solutions that involve writing code or creating your own web ...
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You'll want to use InfoPath User Roles. Then use those roles to either (a) hide/show sections or (b) switch views. Here are some ...