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You might want to separate the date and time into 2 fields.
You could use the addseconds function, if you consistently wanted 2 hours.
i.e. addseconds(timefield),7200)
you could also do something like the following addseconds(substring-after(now(),"T"),7200) if you used the now function.
Anything more complicated ...
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Are you saying when you select your user from a sharepoint list a people picker is filled out? Are other fields then meant to be filled out.
By the sounds of it you'll need a secondary data connection to perform a lookup based on the chosen person in the people picker. Depending on what information you want, you might want to look at usering ...
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Many ways to skin this cat.
1.If you're form has different views, only put the applicable button on its correct view. Use a workflow to strip permissions where appropriate. Thus an Initiator could go into a form when it's at the Manager stage.
2. You could put each button into its own section and using rules hide the button ...
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Personally I'd have separate fields which are set on a submit/save button
i.e.
RequestorName,RequestorDate,RequestorTime
DirectorName,DirectorDate,DirectorTime
FinanceName,FinanceDate,FinanceTime
The date and time stamp you can set using now() etc.
The Name you can use username() default value or the getuserprofileservice. ...
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You could use a 2nd field and display the choice as a calculate value.
If uses can't change the original choice field you'll need to write a rule perhaps in a section to hide the original choice control and only show the chosen value.
As for your rule. I quickly put together the following. I'm sure you might be ...
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Never seen or heard of one. I'd like a "best practice" one too.I know some document the scheme. I never have as my forms I don't think are that complicated.
Something I did pick up from Google was to add a view to my forms called developer notes. It's a basic 3 coloumn table, name, date and description.
In here I ...
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If you're using a web form, remove via Form Options the ribbon buttons.
This often happens depending on how you are submitting the form data. A straight forward submit connection or with rules and code. Each process rule validation in a different order.
If I have lots of data which needs to be checked I have 2 buttons in 2 ...
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All,
I've many drop down lists with the following values:
Value Display
1 Yes
0 No
When I use a rule and disable the control, the control renders a very light colour and is quite difficult to read. When the control is not ...
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Yes I see this 'behaviour' often. In designer it can look all pretty, yet in IE it looks 'terrible'.
IE renders your form more true, whereas designer, alllows you to fudge things a little.
The one that oftens gets me is borders. I will often have to check my field/row heights. Normally one field in a row can be a ...