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Hi Manju,
I have attached a sample form with those conditions. Could you check by downloading the form (save the form > right click to open in design mode) and running it in preview to see if this is what you need? If so, then the formatting rules at the submit button are what you need in order for the disable feature to work. Hope this ...
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Hi Adrian,
I'm not sure how your SharePoint custom form is set up so I'd like to ask if your form already has logic and a data connection to query the same SharePoint list using a filter. If so, then what you need to do next is to set the values from the secondary data connection to the main fields. Hope this was clear enough. ...
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Hi SRA,
At the Library settings, there should be options for adding or removing columns under the Views section. Hope this helps.
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Hi SRA,
Do you have a ribbon showing at the top showing Print Preview? If you do, then you could click that and a new windows will appear with a Gear icon which has the Print options. You could also press Ctrl + P to print the form directly.
Hope this helps.
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Hi John,
I haven't found a way yet to save forms as a PDF on a single button click, but you can use some applications like CutePDF or Foxit, or even Adobe if you have one installed to print InfoPath forms to PDF - you can do this by pressing Ctrl + P.
By the way, we have a DBXL feature which rendering forms to PDF, and then trigger a ...
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Hi Rhett,
I haven't encountered this issue yet, but could you try clearing the Credential Manager cache and see if that helps? This can be accessed via Control Panel. Select the entry for the web application URL in Credential Manager and delete it by selecting “remove from vault“.
By the way, keep a back up in case there are ...
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Hi Manju,
There are different approaches to achieve this but what I would simply do is create two action rules. The first rule would follow the first condition and set the target field to the desired value. You can check tick the checkbox for "Don't run remaining rules if the condition of this rule is met" in case the second ...
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Hi shashikant,
If you are using field1 as the date for today, you will have to use this formula instead:
field2 > addDays(field1, -7)
Hope this helps.
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Hi shashikant,
I usually use a date validation error with a condition like this:
field1 > addDays(today(), -7)
Would this approach work for you?
Regards,
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I'm glad you were able to find a solution. Without clearing the ID, it was working from my end . Thanks for sharing this information.
Regards,