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All,
I've just published a field to a SharePoint 2010 library. I've existing forms in my form library.
How can I publish, see the field data without opening every form?
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Why not when the button is pressed switch views?
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For me I'd have the following:
You can have a summary view. The department title is in its own text box. However each department questions is in its own section. Therefore you can have a rule on each section to hide or show an answer depending on the answer selected on the original screen.
On the original screen you could ...
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Put the hidden field on the form to see the math in action.
Each rule on the FinalStatus field will need the box ticked to not run past the rule if correct. They are 3 separate rules, not 3 conditions attached to one rule.
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Where the data is being held check the permissions. i.e. can User X get to and see the data. In SP sign in as that user so you can test it as them.
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One way you could do it is as follows:
On your status drop down value fields.
Your display name values are:
Assigned
In Progress
On Hold
Pending
Completed
Yet each display name option is assigned a different numeric value i.e.1,2,3,4,5
Have a hidden field i.e. StatusScore whose default value is ...
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Create a field i.e FormURL
You can then use a default value i.e. concat(http://mydomain.com/forlibrary/",UsernameField,"_"Surname). To generate it from a button, use a rule,so that when the button is pressed, it set the FormURL field value to your concat formula.
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Does this help - http://www.regexlib.com/REDetails.aspx?regexp_id=527&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 or http://www.etl-tools.com/regular-expressions/is-uk-national-insurance-number.html
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You could do something like: translate(Input, " &/\*?<>:'.()[],", "")
Input being your Name field.
If those fields are based on an AD user. I'd use PreferredName as a choice using the GetUserProfile service. Also if you're going to use Name+Surname for a url - don't! Especially if you're ...
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Obviously if you want to take away 2 hours add a minus sign in front of your seconds - addseconds(substring-after(now(),"T"),-7200)