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I need to activate a deactivated a button with a complex rule like:
If (checkbox c is checked) {
if (People Field P1 contains current user) {
activate current button
}
}
else
{
if (People Field P2 contains current user) {
activate current button
}
}
How is it possible without code?
Thanks!
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So I have a Sharepoint list with a custom Infopath form (used in browser). When creating a new item on that list, I want to include the possibility for the user to look på data from the latest item, categorized in the same way as the new item. For that I'm trying to use REST with this ...
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I have been following this example of submitting a Repeating Table to a sharepoint list.
What I would like to do next is to have a normal table (non-repeating) submitted along with a repeating table.
For example, I have a form where an employee is added. That employee might have work experience (more than one).
I can add person X( fname, ...
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Jimmy,
Thanks. I'll insert that when they ask me for the next set of changes to that form.
L Mac
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Thanks, I'm on it.
W
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Je suis content que la formule vous ait fonctionnée bien. Alors, laissez-moi expliquer un peu:
Ici, le * s'agit simplement de la multiplication. Quand une valeur booléenne est utilisée dans une formule mathématique, elle est convertie en valeur numérique (1 par vraie et 0 par fausse).
Donc, si la formule est evaluée quand condition ...
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Hi W,
I would recommend XPath, PowerShell and/or T-SQL as a first step. Those languages will complement your skills with InfoPath and SharePoint workflows.
Programming languages are easy to learn. The challenge is learning the utilities and techniques included in the framework where you will be implementing your solutions.
Best ...
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You don't need code for this. Just use the current() operator to get the B field from the current row. Greg columns has a blog post on xpath axis - search the blogs above for "xpath axis" and you should find it.
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Hilary, you have been of immense help in the past, any chance you can point out what is it iam doing wrong here please
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/27741/96063.aspx#96063
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Hi L Mac,
Sorry that nobody responded to your question sooner, but once you've got all your dates into yyyy-MM-dd format, the formula to use is much simpler than what you've got there. It's simply the ...