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Since the rule is executing in the context of the repeating field, you need to go up the node tree and back down in order for the formula to capture all of them. Like this:eval(eval(../SheetOfPaper, 'concat(., ", ")'), ...
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The SharePoint DLL should only be needed if your code makes use of the SharePoint object model. So in short, it should be entirely possible to write InfoPath code behind for a lot of tasks without this DLL.
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Hi Shanhad,
The condition seems to be right except for the OR condition. Could you try changing OR to AND and see if this works?
Regards,
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Hi ,
Can anyone please help me??
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ProgramDepartmentSelect is the folder icon as you mentioned. If I change that part of the formula to the actual list (sheet of paper as you mentioned), then when testing, my text field only displays the most recently checked item.
Re the unchecked part - at this stage I need the first part working, but I will keep your help in ...
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When you say ProgramDepartmentSelect is the "group" of your multi-select, does that mean it's an acual group (shown as a folder icon in the data source taskpane) or is it the actual field (shown as a sheet of paper in the taskpane)? The latter is what you should be using in your formula.
As far as getting the formula to recalculate ...
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If you are ok with having users access the form in Filler mode (in the InfoPath client), then you shouldn't need any elevated permissions to publish the form, just regular Contributor permissions. Is this a browser form?
Just so you know, qRules provides a command called CopyRichText that makes it really easy to copy rich text from ...
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Hi Patrick,
I should have mentioned, this is a SharePoint form, and when I customize the form in Infopath I do not have a Repeating Group option under the Controls section.
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Hi Susan,
I'm attaching a sample from a webinar I did last year. Expand the data source and take a look at the default value on the /my:myFields/my:AccountIdAggregation/my:People node. It has a double eval that it gets from a People Picker.
Good luck!
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Hi Sproctor722,
It would depend on the data connection.
If you are trying to query a SharePoint list/library with a date column, you may be able to create a compound REST query filter that does this. Check out the REST OData query filter syntax on the w3c.org site. One challenge may be the format of the date data types since the promoted ...