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Oh. My. Word. Thank you. That was too easy.
I guess I'm getting to the point where I need to study the qRules Command Overview before I post here.
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We have qRules command you can use on the finishedLoading node - SetDefaultView. That should give you the view switch you need. :)
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I want to compare two fields in finishedLoading (e.g. currentUserName = employeeUserName), If they are equal I want switch to an Access Denied view. Switching to another view is not an Add Action option in qRules finishedLoading.
I can not put this rule in Form Open Behavior rules because one of the two fields ...
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It does Hilary - worked perfectly.
A public shout out for all of your work too. I've gleaned a lot of knowledge just searching this forum. You all are the best!
Thank you!
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I have a people picker in a repeating table: People Picker, Title, Phone, Email.
I am trying to parse the information so I can concatenate a statement: DisplayName1 at Phone1 or DisplayName2 at Phone2 ....
I have DisplayName1 at Phone1 or DisplayName2 at Phone1 but as u can see Phone2 is the same as Phone1.
My formula is: ...
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Hi IE,
i had a form that wokred kinda in the same way, we had one field, that when data was entered it would fill in mutiple fields that corraspond to that specific row and ID, is this what you mean?
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by that. But if you were pertaining to a group of people viewing the form, lets say the sales department or IT department, yes it is possible. You just have to identify the users by department. But that would require having a list which will enable you to segregate the users viewing the form.
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Would it be multible usable by more than one person at a time?
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Hi Oakelch
We recently converted a paper form to electronic one in infopath
The original form was about 20 pages long, and we reduced this by about 6 pages all in all, as there primary was to reduce waste paper, but keep things userfriendly.
As far as im aware you can set background images, although you cant absolute position it, i think ...
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Hi LDavis,
It is possible to hide sections when submitting a form. The trick you would need to perform here is to have an identifier for the person you are sending the form to, and that would depend on how you are submitting your form. Using an identifier, set some conditional rules to hide and show these sections. I am attaching a sample ...