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Hi there
Please help - im new and Im stuck.
I want to have a infopath timesheet with a repeating table that users can enter their daily timesheet.
At the moment they need to click on insert item for a new row to enter a new day record.
I want to add a drop down menu say.... March has 31 days and 31 rows are populated at run time.
Is ...
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Don,
Sorry for the delay.
The client came back with enough updates so that the logic changed. In the end, though, this problem still exists...just in a different way.
The requirement is for the form to have multiple audiences: Losing Office Team, Gaining Office Team, Review Team.
The Losing Org Team should be able to edit the Losing Org Info ...
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Brilliant! Thank you so much.
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I am looking for a way to bulk update / add / remove multiple list items on a SharePoint 2010 list using an InfoPath 2010 form without code.
I found this video that shows thats its possible using SP2013 and InfoPath 2013 and repeating table. However, this video only shows the final product. There are no instructions and it does not say if the ...
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Well, the qRules data source has "isNew" - that should tell you... Or check to see if a required field is filled out. Like - if the form can't be submitted w/out the Submitter being picked, and Submitter is blank.... Well, the form must be new, right?
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Hi Hilary... that's a good thought. I do have a hidden field which is capturing Username(). Plus I'm also forcing them to select the "submitter" of the form in a drop-down which is pulling a list of authorized submitters from a SP list. (The reason I do this is someone may be submitting on behalf of another and it is this ...
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Attached is a screenshot showing the display issue.
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I'm trying to create an 'exception list' to quickly see who has not yet completed a given form. I was able to create a simple form that compares 2 Sharepoint lists and displays a list of the users from the master list who do not appear on the 'completed' list. The only way I know to do this is bind the list to a repeating ...
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Ok i found a solution.
For a reason i don't know, "text data type" are mapped with this f**** pattern "*\S.*"when you are using Infopath for customize a DIP.
So the solution is :
[Create your file]
- customize your DIP like you do normaly
- Save it as as .xns file (ie MyDIP.xsn)
[Extract Files and delete pattern ...
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Oh, tricky! So, when a user opens a form, do you know which hat they are wearing for that particular form? I guess if the form is new, they are, by default, acting as Manager, right? And if the form is not new, they are acting as a Financial Analyst? Are you tracking in the form who initially has submitted it? That may give you some info you need ...