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I assume you are using InfoPath 2010.
Select one of the buttons>Control Tools (Tab on Ribbon)>Manage Rules. Specifics appear on the right hand side.
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All,
I've a form with many simple drop down lists i.e Yes/No. There are split into "sections".
How can I validate against these sections and have the validation refreshed if an answer is changed?
i.e
questions 1-20 = section 1
questions 21-30 = section 2
If any of the questions in section 1 = No set field X to No.
Yet ...
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The design look is out of the box. You'll need to open the form with InfoPath design to change the text and rules of each button.
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Several things come to mind.
Open up InfoPath (2010). File>Info>Form Options>Compatibility>Form Type>Web Browser.
File>Info>Design Checker.
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Well I've had to do the following:
A manual export from a SQL database to get my employeenames. This seems my most reliable place to get a full list of uses.
Copy all the usernames into a list (EmployeeNameList) within the site.
This list has extra columns 1.form status and 2.link to form.
My infopath form library has a ...
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All,
I have to send out a form via a link to a web part page to all users. - Easy enough with an email group.
The only place I currently have to look for a complete list of users is AD. Can't even get one from HR.
1. How can I import/view a list (will need to be filtered to remove junk accounts i.e. admin/test or add new starters) of all ...
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Normally means the format of data isn't as expected. NaN - not a number.
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My first hunch would be - check your data validation rules. You want all your rules validated correctly before you have an action to submit your form.
Add dummy fields so that you can see what the form sees (delete when done). Also check your permissions on your Sharepoint library. Are the same people testing your form using InfoPath, then ...
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I'll assume the secretary details are in AD.
I'd use a 2nd getuserprofile data connection and something like the following : http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/23994/83185.aspx#83185
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You can put your field in a section and only show it when X people open the form. I'd also have 2 views and a form status field. 1. Submitter, 2. Team X. - then depending on the form status you could open view Team X.
To help troublshoot add a dummy current user field, that way you can see who the form thinks is opening the form ...