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Hilary,
Thank you for your response. I will have the admins look into the ULS logs, I think that is the only one I can find the issue in correct?
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I have what might be an easy question or might be something more difficult, but I am hoping someone can shove me in the right direction. I have been using a pdf form that I created in Adobe LiveCycle a few years back. I am not wanting to database the form so am switching to InfoPath which I have never used before.
My form is basically a purchase ...
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Actually I think I can modify ListViewWebPart on Page in SharePoint Designer to accomplish removal of New> New Document - but it's not a simple task.
I like your idea to create a redirection view if one trys to open. Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated!
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Hello,
I am fairly new to infopath and I am trying to create a form for some users to request parts.
But to make the use of the form easier, instead of copy pasting every field into the order software, it is easier to have an already set text that the user just have to copy-paste.
For example my fields are:
Part Number: 123-456-789
Part ...
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My dream form is to have one main form that can be filled completely out based on information given, then broke up to 3 seperate forms after being submitted. Is this possible or am I dreaming of to complex form?
Example: > Form A has informtion containing B-C-D giving by person 1 then submit. ...
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Hooray! so what that XPath says is:
Count the instances of the group2 node where inside that node both of these fields are equal to yes.
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That worked! Thanks for your help!
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Try this - I'm assuming you picked your fields with the field picker so the ../my:group1/my:group2 relative path is correct:
count(../my:group1/my:group2[my:dataMSM = "yes" and my:dataTested = "yes"])
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Thanks for the reply Hilary. I tried building a new formula from your example, but didn't have much luck. Here is the full XPath from one of my previous attempts:
count(../my:group1/my:group2/my:dataMSM = "yes" and ../my:group1/my:group2/my:dataTested = "yes")
This throws the error: "Argument 1 must ...
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So - do you have access to the SharePoint logs? Because those may be helpful here - you could review and see if there is any additional info on what is going wrong....