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Ok then I misunderstood what the RefID references then. I thought the DBXL RefID was always a mirror of what the SharePoint library ID was. My mistake.
Thank you for explaining.
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Have you tried summing without a condition?
sum(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Work Order System")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Work_Order_System/@Labor_Hours_Total)
Does that work OK?
I guess I'm trying to figure out if the xpath is incorrect or if the condition is incorrect, or if there's a problem in the data that prevents ...
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On any InfoPath control, dropdowns included, you can create rules, and these rules can have conditions, such as
my:dropdown = "Choice1"
So this means that the user selected Choice1 from the dropdown, and the actions you define within this rule will only execute if the condition is met.
We have free training ...
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Sorry, I don't understand the scenario.
DocIDs increment for the entire installation of DBXL. So DocType1 can have Documents 1, 2, 3, and DocType2 can have Documents 4, 5, 6.
RefIDs increment for the specific DocType. This means DocType1 will have Documents with RefID 1, 2, 3 and DocType2 will also have Documents with RefID 1, 2, 3.
The ...
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It should. Try it out and let us know what you find.
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I moved an existing template/Document Type to a newSharePoint 2007 Library which I created through DAT tool. This caused all forms from the old library to show up in the new library. I have since deleted all those forms and created new ones. I am saving the library ID in the database (which isn't really necessary, but ...
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Hi Tom,
Yes, the path in the URL above is wrong. You want to use the path to your form library.
Thanks,
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Sorry, Tom - I've been meaning to get back to this and give it a try, but haven't had time - I'll see if we have someone who can try to reproduce this.
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Does this mean there's no answer to my issue?
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Not dumb at all. Right click the link and select Save As to save the file locally. Then right click the local, saved file and select Design to open in design mode.