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Unfortunately - this is not the kind of thing where there are tutorials. I had to work directly with the source files - and that can get a little tricky. :) Just post back if for some odd reason it should happen again & I'll give you a hand.
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You don't have to process each value, just check for the presence of it. Here's a sample that may help. Save the file locally, right click to open in design and preview. Select some items in the multiselect, then select something in the dropdown & the cacl'd value will display true or false if you selected a value in the dropdown ...
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Out of the box, InfoPath doesn't support this very well. You can use code, qRules or FormsViewer, or you can use what we usually refer to as the default data technique - that involves making an educated guess as to the maximum number of rows you'll need, and including them by default, then using form rules to populate the table from your ...
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Wonderful - glad you solved it and thanks for posting your solution!
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The formatting issue is not your fault - our forum software is quite old and only behaves itself on Internet Explorer these days. I'm wondering if instead of populating these promoted fields from a mulitselect using double eval, it might not be better to just promote the repeating field with the merge option - then in a data connection to the ...
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What happens with this copy that I've attached? Save locally, right click and select design and then preview. I noticed something odd in the namespace prefixes on two of the SQL connections - they are using a prefix of d_1, and another SQL connection uses a prefix of n1. I saved the form as source files, checked the manifest, and saw there was ...
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Sorry, didn't see your post - I don't see anything in specific in that rule - this is on the button named "button"? I was initially thinking that maybe the secondary DS hadn't been queried, but I can see it queries on load. I guess I'd try a few things - first, just setting that description to a hard-coded value. Does the ...
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Oh boy. Any chance I can see a copy of the form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply....
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I modified this sample to have a repeating table - if you are using a browser form, you may want to verify this works as anticipated in the browser prior to adding this logic to your own form.
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I wonder if there is any way to do this via Flow or LogicApps. https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/connecting-to-oracle-database-from-powerapps-flow-and-logic-apps/ indicates that you can use an On Prem data gateway with your Oracle database to expose it to Flow / LogicApps, and using either of those tools, you can create a REST web ...