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So - you tried in 2007 and 2010 - on the same machine? I'm confess, I'm perplexed. I don't recall in IP 2010 if we had to add the control to be able to use it - I know in 2007 we did.
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Could you tell us what the specific formula is?
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Attached. I have circled the field in red.
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Yes, I am too. Did you find a solution for matching the new form to its own code folder?
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Thanks for posting again - I had missed your post with the attached template. I saved your template and modified the Context XML to use one of our SharePoint servers. The form previewed on my machine w/out error. The contact selector worked as anticipated. Can you attach a screenshot under the options tab of what the control looks like for you? It ...
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So - here is the difficulty with that - Out of the box, InfoPath doesn't have any rule actions that can be used to add rows to a table. This leaves writing custom code, or possibly an add-in like qRules (not sure if we have tested qRules much with DB bound forms).
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Hi.
Did you mange to spot anything? :)
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Hi Don,
Thanks for your response, but that wasn't quite what I am looking for - that only works when the repeating tables parent is a single node (and not a repeating section like I am trying to implement). Doing it the way you have suggested only ever compares to the ID of the first item in the outer list.
Ryan
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Hi,
Attached is a form example using the substring formula to split out the numbers into 2 sets of 5.
Included are fields with the basic math to work out your ranges.
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Great Post! Thanks for the formula above. I was looking for the exact same functionality and your solution worked perfectly for my situation.
Thomas N. Barrett