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In the attached copy of your form, I've added a calculated value to the repeating table that does this. By default, if you are referring to an item in the same dataset as the repeating control is bound to, you'll get the current row's item.
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So let's give an example like this...
Let's say I have a SharePoint list that has 3 items in it.Car
Boat
House
I then use a repeating table to display those items on a
form SP ListFormula Car Boat House
Then in the Formula column, I want to do a formula (in this case a concat) and add the word "OBJECT" at the ...
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Hello, I am creating an InfoPath 2010 form. The form user chooses someone from a people picker field who will be the delegate for a particular process. The aim once the selection is made, is to auto populate fields such as phone, email, department with data from the AD.
I am using the getuserprofilebyname data connection - ...
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So, the issue I see is that your binding is kind of odd. It almost seems as if you are hoping the main data source will have as many nodes as your secondary data source - but InfoPath doesn't work that way....
You can certainly add a calculated value (not bound to a main data source field) in your repeating table that is bound to your ...
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Given enough time I can figure things out! So to do this I added a calculated field then I went to Calculated Field Properties --> General Tab --> Under Results --> Format As--> Date--> Format. Hope this helps someone else. This allows for the value to display as a browser-enabled form.
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Is this solution to rename an attachment before saving it, possible for saving attachments to list items (rather than in a library as this example shows)?
Here is my issue. I am saving attachments from a form to a list. Thanks to your forums, I have figured out how to check for invalid characters in the file name and then notify the ...
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Sure, I apologize for the confusion.
In short...I am trying to create a dynamic list in the first column that gets its information from a SharePoint list, and the second column should know what's in the first column (so I can do comparisons and formulas).
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Are the new controls inside a repeating group or section? There are a few places you can check to make sure your new fields are included by default - Tools > Default Values and in the repeating control itself - attach the template to a reply under the Options tab if you'd like me to take a look...
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I know you are trying to make things clearer with screenshots, but I still do not seem to understand. Can you attach a sample form under the options tab?
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I have a multiple selection list box on my form and I have selected the "Allow users to enter custom values". The problem is that the additional value checkbox defaults as checked on form load.
How do I make it load as unchecked?