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I have designed an InfoPath Form with a drop down box. Once a choice is made from the drop down, two additional text box fields within the form are populated with data pulled from a SP List. This is working fine until any data within the SP List is edited.
For example:
The SP List field data is Review & Update
The InfoPath ...
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Hi Arthur, you're welcome and glad you were able to find a resolution. Thanks for posting.
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Hi Jennifer,
Finally I solved the issue. I just removed FormName field from form and corresponding rules from StartDate and ReturnDate fields. I was thinking, that it was mandatory field. After removing it the form started to work as needed. No issues. What concerns to workflows, where you used FormName field as in webinar ...
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Fortunately it's a new form template. But thanks for this comment as it will be handy for currently deployed forms. I think I will go this route. I was hoping for DBXL to be able to read the schema of the template and return a dataset.
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Thanks Hilary, was breaking my head on how to get this done.
As usual you saved the day.
Cheers,
Ravi
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Just click the plus by each repeating item in the default values, then click on each field you want to enter a default for and type in the default. The "OK" button will close the dialog, so don't click it till you are done. :)
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Hi All,
I have two dropdown fields, one in a repeating table and the other one is not.
Currently, the logic is , if i pick a value from the repeating table drop down field, the value in the non repeating field should change on the basics of the value that is picked. Which works fine if there is only one repeating table, but if there is more ...
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Figured out the repeating "Item" part...
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You're great. Thanks. Still not one hundred percent obviously but I think just going through the process i'll figure it out. So- I've made a set of an Items folder if that makes any sense to you. I've inputted "caramelized onions" into the default value but when I try to do the "2 oz. portion it doesn't show up ...
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I totally understand Patrick.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Ravi