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To what field is the rule attached? Or is it on a button?
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What you describe would be fairly difficult to do as described. If you want a portion of the form that cannot be changed, why not put the text you want in a layout table and let the repeating section handle the stuff that can be changed?
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Are you looking to potentially store a list of previously chosen approvers, or just a maximum of 2 (the current and original or current and previous one?) If it's the former, you will need code or something like qRules [and qRules may be one of a kind :-)], but if it's the latter, you can just use ordinary rules. Rules can be ...
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That's odd. Please give this a try.
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Nevermind. I think I got it. Please try the attached template.
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Hello again slammyjj,
I think I see what you're saying. Is there any chance you could attach your current progress to this thread or a private message to me? That would make it easiest to experiment on it.
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Please do not post the same question in multiple forums.
Please see the attached template. The things to note are the filter on the second repeating table and the expression in the expression box in the "Sum of Field2" column.
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Are you sure that you are using a Drop-Down List Box, and not a Combo Box? Drop-Down List Boxes to not allow users to enter their own values.
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I imagine you're using code to accomplish this? If so, being able to see the relevant portion would make it much easier to pin down what's going wrong.
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What you describe is the default behavior for a Drop-Down List Box, or am I missing something?