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If the dropdown is bound to a field in your main data source, you should be able to just set that field and the dropdown should show it. You may also want to use IDs that are different from the display strings) for your dropdown for unique selection and long term maintenance.
Did you end up using an input parameter for your form? How are you ...
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Hi Debi,
Sorry to hear you're having trouble. Can you attach your XSN and I'll ask Jo-Anne or somebody to take a look at it tomorrow?
Thanks for your patience,
Patrick
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Hi Tivalli,
Sure, anything's possible with code. :) BTW, your XML is not well-formed - you don't have beginning tags for my:reg_code and my:reg_name.
InfoPath will automatically upgrade old forms and insert the new field. If you have <20-30 forms that might be the easiest solution.
There used to be a feature in SharePoint to ...
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Might also try putting them in separate sections and hiding the sections if the fields inside them are blank.
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Hi CollinCC,
Refresh option? Isn't this a receive data connection? Just go to data connections and click Modify, walk through the wizard and select the new columns. Make sure you don't change the name of the connection towards the end and it won't break the bindings.
If this isn't a secondary data source, I am lost. You can add ...
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Hi Boosie,
Sorry to see that the cloud is having a thunderstorm...
Did we talk about this yesterday? If not, sorry for confusing you with someone else.
I just tested a blank filler form with qRules v5.1 on O365 and this is working as expected. If you can use filler (as a workaround), please reinject with qRules v5.1 and republish.
Microsoft ...
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Laura Rogers is definitely a treat and ya just gotta love that book she wrote with Darvish Shadravan
Yet I feel saddened by the fact that ....
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Try right-click the text boxes in the designer and changing them into calculated values.
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I would guess no because you will need to set a field based on the button and then promote it so the workflow can create a condition based on it.
Maybe you can edit the out-of-box in SharePoint Designer, but it's so easy to just create a reusable workflow that does the same thing, I'd go that option.
Maybe the best option is to use our ...
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Can someone tell me if it is posible to get the built in SharePoint Start Approval Process workflow to work with a browser based form. Is there some way to have the submit button in a browser based form approve or regect the associated task?