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Sorry I didn't get back to you on the earlier issue - I've never seen that dialog before - is the form based off a web service, by chance?
You have a "<" before your second translate in the formula that is giving you an error, I'd start with that.....
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Hi Hilary,
I have a different issue I was hoping you could help me with if you get chance. I'm using INFOPATH 2010.
I'm using the formula below; however, getting an "Expected value type, Actual value: name error". Any idea what I am doing wrong? Thank ...
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qRules can do this easily (free trial here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/download/qRulesTrial.aspx), or you can write custom code (here's a sample: http://sharepointbeeeye.com/infopath-2010-a-better-file-attachment-solution/)
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Hi Bre,
The issue is that it worked perfectly fine in the InfoPath 2010 Designer, but that opening the same file in the InfoPath 2013 Designer appears to mess up all the prior formatting. The strange thing is that all of the font sizes and column widths have remained identical, they just don't look the same. Do you ...
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I've made 1/2 a dozen edits without a problem. THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!
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If you find that the issue is mainly on machines with newer versions of IE, try putting the site into the compatibility view settings and see if that makes a difference.
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I'm sure there are a few versions of IE in use. I have changed the setting to always as you suggested. I will test it and see what happens. THANKS!!!!
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Okay - so it is a SharePoint list form and you are correct, there are no rules that should be impacting this field - but it is a rich text field - and I have recently seen some issues with these in IE 11 (but only in some very specific circumstances) - what version of Internet Explorer are your users on? Is there any correlation between IE ...
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It's the field called Project Progress Summary
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And to Save, you just use the Ribbon at the top of the form? Any chance I could see a copy of the form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply.