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Bump to see if anyone has ever figured a way to do this.
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I guess I should test all available options before posting here.
Instead of having an additional step for the notification email, I just made it part of the previous step. I added an action before the email - "Wait for [checkbox] to equal Yes". Then send the email.
Now it only sends one email. ...
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I have a custom workflow I set up that kicks off based on values of hidden checkboxes in the form. Once the check box is set (true/yes), the next step of the workflow starts. The workflow is set to start when an item is created or changed.
So the last step is to send an email to the employee when the last checkbox is checked. ...
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I have a custom approval workflow that is sync'd with the approvers outlook tasks. In the task notification they receive is a hyperlink to the browser form. However, everytime they click a link in the task the form opens in a new tab. This can get confusing to the approver, who receives many tasks at a time. I would ...
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I have created an absence request form for our company using http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/infopath-codeless-programming-walkthrough-2/ great blog to calculate the difference between dates (using an XML file to exclude holidays and weekends), QRules to submit total requested days to a SharePoint list that holds the number of total ...
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Well I'll be darned. That was the trick. I never "decoupled calculation and visualization" in a form before. Never even realized that was an option. I learn something new everyday . . .
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[quote user="Alec Pojidaev"]
You have to decouple sum calculation and sum visualization. Use expression box to visualize instead of field value. Assign sum field value on Save/Submt events.
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Thanks. I will try that. I'll let you know how it works.
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Here's another thing I noticed. It only gives me the error when it has to sum odd numbers. Even numbers work just fine.
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It appears the form I attached didn't have the default value to sum the repeating table set. I've attached it again. You'll notice that I get the error about every 4th time the calculation is refreshed.
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I have a repeating table in a form that has 2 date pickers, and a field displaying a date difference that I got from this wonderful blog http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/infopath-codeless-programming-walkthrough-2/ (shows how to calculate the difference between days excluding work and holidays).
In the footer of the repeating ...