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Hi all,
I have a
form which has two vertical repeating tables (T1 and T2). I would like to
create a third static table programmatically (T3) which its columns will be
coming from the first column entries in T1, and its rows will be coming from
the first column entries in T2. Basically, T3 will be a matrix which gets
generated by ...
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I am facing a problem with saving the data in the column fields in document library , I created based on the steps in the Info path cook book 2 , For the first time when i publish the workflow it is working fine, the item created in the form library is also getting created in the word document and values are also getting stored in it, but from the ...
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Here is a simplified scenario to
demonstrate this problem.
I created Sharepoint list
"Suppliers" with 2 text line fields -
"Supplier Name" "Contact"
I populated it with two records:
{"Supp1", "John Doe"}, {Supp2", "Jack
Ripper")
I created Sharepoint ...
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I have a form to log temperatures of various pieces of equipment in several areas of operation.
I want the form to display the Repeating Section the appropriate number of times, based on the area that you choose at the top of the form.
I have a count that returns the number of times I need the section displayed.
Any ideas on how to make the ...
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Hello.
We recently opened up the creation of InfoPath forms to a larger group within our company. Previously only me and one other person had InfoPath for creating forms, and both of us are Site Collection administrators. With the opening of new users, we are running into an error of sorts we haven't seen before. When these new folks try to ...
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Winner winner! ;# has to prefix each item.
I tried #; for some reason at some point. Sheeesh - so close. Thanks for the quick help! Much appreciated.
-Chris
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God love you.. That did it Chris. Set my Default View to All Items. Thank you!
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I checked with the team and you are taking the right approach. Try separating with ;# instead of a comma.
For example:
;#Monday;#Friday;#
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Thanks for the response! I don't think this is the desired result, I'll try to do a better job explaining the form (sorry for being vague earlier). I want all these values going into a single list item.
In the SharePoint list, I have a 'Choice' column called "Request Type". That has 28 different options ...
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Hi Chris,
The multiple selection list box is a repeating control, so I don't think it can be mapped into a single list item... unless the multiple selections are "flattened", like creating a comma-delimited string.
When creating the mapping, you could select the option for "Repeating data" in the mapping tool. Then ...