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Hi, the logic still holds true even for querying. So you would need to have a trigger button which sets a hidden field to query a database based on a specific column from that row. Since we are dealing with repeating tables, the set value action from the hidden field will be able to identify which target field for the specific column and row it ...
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Thanks for the reply.
That's what I ended up figuring out. For my new problem what I meant is that each row has a specific date now, based off that date I want to query a sharepoint list that's is updated every monday with the national fuel rate. So I need to figure out a way to loop through however many rows there are in the table ...
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If the ID is blank, a new entry will be created. If the ID has been declared, the SubmitToSharePointList will update the corresponding fields on that particular row (overwritten). If the ID declared does not exist, an error will be returned. You may want to check this blog for more info: ...
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Hello guys,
I would like to know who I could use the rules for checking accounts. I have a rule and/rules and would like to filter rearding two AD Accounts, but is doesn't work. It always shows the elements despite the rules.
I don't understand where the problem is...
Best regards and thanks in advance!
Matthias
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Hi tplee, here is the form in IP 2010 in case you still need it. As for your new problem, are you attempting to update a column using a formula upon button click? for this one, you will need to use a hidden field and set an action to setting the target field's value based on the formula. You can trigger this formula by adding a condition that ...
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Hi,
I am trying to extract InfoPath attachment to office 365 (SharePoint online)SharePoint site by using qRules. I am getting an error.
Could you please let me know how to perform this action.
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Dear Hilary,
thank you for the response.
I checked and everything is checked, so this unfortunately can't be the reason.
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Hi Ingeborg,
You are correct in your assessment of the list form's mode. The only non-code way we can think of to get around this is to include an additional button with the New Record action (see screenshot). After editing an item, if the user wishes to edit another item he/she must click the New Record button first to reset ...
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Hi,
Thank you for the advice. Just to add up, I want to inquire if a list item with ID=1 that had been created when I first submit an InfoPath form can be overwritten when I submit another form(not the form that created the list item with ID=1)? Thank you..
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Sorry for not seeing this. I've asked Jennifer to reply.