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So - my guess is that this is going to come down to your conditions and how you check other repeating groups for the values that indicate whether a "deciding" value has been selected. I'd probably use a helper field (not on the form, just in the data source) that is outside of the repeating group for this. Then you could use a ...
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I have a repeating section that has a dropdown list and a series of picture buttons. The picture buttons are being used mostly as just a picture that represents the choice from the dropdown list, although they allow me to place rules on them for other uses. When a choice is made in the dropdown list there are two picture buttons that could ...
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I would probably hide the dropdown instead of disabling it. Then use a calculated value to show the selection in the formatting you wish - with that hidden if the dropdown is showing.... Does that make sense?
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I know this is couple of years old, so I am hoping someone found a solution for this problem. I am experiencing the exact same issue as the screenshot on the one of the earlier postings.
Any help?
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Ah - that may be why you wanted to use check boxes. I was guessing that since you'd said this was "choice" column you only wanted them to be able to select LOB or A. Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to allow you to use an option button with a choice field that allows multiple selections. At this point, you would need ...
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last thing.. I noticed while using the 'Form' in SharePoint... you can only toggle between the two choices.
Can you set it up to be able to select both 'Lob' and 'A' at the same time?
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Aww.. got it. That's it. Thanks again!!
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So - I am guessing when you say "variable" you are referring to the column name? I used the menu option to insert two radio buttons, setting one to LOB and the other to A for values, and I don't get a "duplicate" error - I'm not sure what that error would be.
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I have a slightly different but related issue regarding the font color of a dropdown list.
I have a drop down list with four options.The User will have to pick what is relevant to them and submit the form. This is Security clearance of an employee. So employee pick one of the four options. (Option A, Option B, Option C, Option D). Say Applicant ...
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Quick favor... Can you do a screenshot of the properties for both the Yes Radio button.. then the No Radio button?
On my end.. I get getting a 'duplicate' error when trying to create two different buttons (under same variable name)