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The customize form is only a SP form - not a true InfoPath form. If you published a form from IP2010 into SP 2013, then you have to open that form in IP2010 again to make changes. The customize button is not connected to this form.
It is kinda confusing why that created 2 ways of doing forms AND they have different options and fields that ...
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This is really just a simple Filter on a View. Find a column that is unique to all completed items and just filter that view. Then on the main view - filter those completed OUT.
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Jaxkookie's answer is correct and would work. Basically, you would add a rule on the Yes/No field. The Action would be:
Condition: If answer = "Yes"
Then set "Impair" value to "Impairment".
This is setting a brand new text box to that value. Then you add that field into your Subject line. I called ...
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Laura Rogers has a great book and online tutorials regarding a simple approval process.
http://www.wonderlaura.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=daba3a3b%2Dc338%2D41d8%2Dbf52%2Dcd897d000cf3&ID=138&Web=dbb90e85%2Db54c%2D49f4%2D8e97%2D6d8258116ca0
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Thank you Hilary.
IP / Shp are both 2010, so I will use the query.
Thank you - very very much apreciated.
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It is specifically the button (or the picture button) that causes the prompt. If you have just a button, no rules, then clicking it is sufficient to cause the message to appear when you close the form, so it may be the button_clicked event. On the same form, you can switch views using the Views dropdown in the toolbar and there is no ...
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Greetings,
I have a form with data connections set up to submit to a Sharepoint Library and Email. The active view of the form shows in the body of the email, no issues there. Any attachments added using the Add Attachments object in the form do not appear.
From what I have investigated so far, it looks like the actual form data itself occupies ...
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Thanks, Hilary! That works great! I appreciate the assist!
Simon
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I am
creating an employee on boarding form. The form is broken up into several
approval sections, such as HR, IT, Accounting, Sales, Engineering and so on. Depending
on the employee different section might be checked off. Each section needs to be approved by the manager for that department. A user opens the form and
checks off ...
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I dont really get how to do this (sorry, im new with this program)
What I have so far is this:
concat(Address, " || Node#: ", NodeNum, " || Job#: ", JobNum, " || File: ", File)
This is a form and I want the address, node, job and file populated in the subject. In the form is a yes/no check box that asks ...