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THANKS FOR THE HELP!! Rules was the key word! I was making it harder than it was and was trying to write up an elaborate formula. Have a great day!
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Did you check the blog post linked in my post above?
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Ajam, So I will do that.
Thanks for your answer Ernesto.
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Many thanks - that works!
I had initially set them up that way however i didn't appreciate that the conditions needed to be repeated under each control and my logic was a bit out. I've got it working now
Thanks again for your help
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Since you want to set the value of field1, you cannot have the rules on this same field. The rules will never fire.
When the values of /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:_x0079_r1 /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:_x0079_r2 and /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:_x0079_r3 change, ...
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It sounds like these:[quote user="javiusaf"]if Cal_Month = "Oct" or "Nov" or "Dec" Reporting Qtr = 1,
if Cal_Month = "Jan" or "Feb" or "Mar" Reporting_Qtr= 2
if Cal_Month = "Apr" or "May" or "Jun" Reporting_Qtr= 3
if Cal_ Month = ...
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Hi-
You can design the form and add a new, valid certificate, then republish the form.
Good luck!
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InfoPath is difficult when printing; this is a frequent problem. I would recommend having a separate print view, that you can modify as needed so it looks better on paper, when printed. This also allows you to retain your current "fill out" view while improving your printed version.
Good luck!
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I don't think qRules is needed for this. A form can have two data connections that submit to two separate locations, and rules can be set up to perform each submit before closing.
The only use qRules might serve is if you need to dynamically change locations, in which case, please take a look at this ...
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Sorry about the text in my previous reply.
Please see the attached Zip file which has Word document.
Thanks