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I found my own answer here (http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/44830/display-elements-using-repeating-table-and-filtering). The you format the repeating table to hidden when the table field is NOT equal to the drop down.
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Hi Wilkies,
I tried following the steps provided in the link, but irrespective of any logged in user the field is getting invisible.
The same problem is reported by Or Cingilli on August 18, 2011 at 3:18 pm in that link but no reply from the author of the link.
Please kindly let me know whether you have any ideas to resolve this ...
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I answered my own question. You can order them by enerting in the sort order in the data connection to SharePoint
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I'm ulling the names of list items into a dropdown in infopath. The data in the dropdown is showing up in the order it was entered into the list. I need the dropdown to be alphabetical. How do i order the dropdown?
Thanks,
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Try using EQ_NAME for the left side of the comparison (using the Select field or group... option) and with the field selection dialog still open, change the Select: dropdown to All occurrances of EQ_NAME. Then use are not equal to for the comparison and select field1 for the right side.
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I am trying to make a form for a list that uses repeating tables. I can add fields that can repeat just fine, but when I want to add fields that I do not want to repeat it keeps making them repeat too. I am sure am missing something very simple. I am brand new to InfoPath as of this week. I also forgot to add am trying to use the form with ...
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I suspect the problem is the slash before d:EventDate, but you could drag the QdabraRules > Error, Success and Result nodes into the canvas to get more information about whether the command is working or not.
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Hi Ernesto,
Thanks for taking a look.
My command looks like:
SortTable /dsname=Calendar /row=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW /compare=/d:EventDate
The command does run now but I dont see any change. The table is exactly as it was. I look at the result field but nothing is in there and the success checkbox is ...
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It looks like you're missing a slash before compare?
Also, this is incorrect:
/row=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Title
You want the row parameter to point to the repeating node, so it would need to be
/row=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW
In addition, /compare should be ...
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You'll have to find a way to generate (concatenate) the URL you want.
First, go to your SharePoint site and open an existing form in the browser. Copy the URL.
Then analyze that URL - Microsoft has references on what each parameter means.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms772417(v=office.14).aspx
You'll have to create ...