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Jimmy,
How did you filter the data for the Display name calculated value field? I can get the ListItem[ Value = field1] part entered, but I can seem to figure out how to got /Display as part of the formula.
I set up my fields such that ListItem is DS_Choice_ListItems, Value is field67, and Display is field68. field1 is DataSources ...
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Good morning,
I am also interested in the above posters delimima and how to accomplish this. I went to your link above and tried to download the template in the blog but I recevied a message, "the file is not a valid xml file" and cannot download it to complete the training. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Hi,
I have a check box and a text box.
The check box is labled "show default". When checked, I'd like the text box to be read-only and to show the default value "John Smith". When unchecked, I'd like the text box to be editable. But, if the user then decides they'd like the default value, they can just ...
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Hi
I've created a form that includes two views, Main_Form and Calculator.
The Main_Form view uses one submit data connection to a document library which applies a file name based on the use of rules.
I used this link to see how to do that: ...
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Hi,
We have a free, four part training lab on our blog and it sounds quite similar to your scenario.
Perhaps you could walk thru it to learn a little bit about the process, and then think about it can be expanded or modified for your specific ...
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Yes, this is possible. InfoPath allows you to create conditional formatting to hide/show controls or sections. The key is to think about how you would determine who the current user is and what their group is. Will you be using the UserProfileService? An Active Directory web service? Depending on what the source of the your user info is, you can ...
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Hi,
I’m new to InfoPath and SharePoint and want to achieve the following:
I need a form that is to be filled out by 4 different people Parts 1,2,3,4
I currently have an InfoPath Form with 4 views one for each part.
The flow I want to achieve is the requestor fills out part one, this generates an email to 3 different people each to ...
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You could use a repeating table - http://www.bizsupportonline.net/blog/2010/11/create-text-boxes-items-selected-multiple-selection-list-box-infopath-2010/
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Maybe I'm missing the point, but couldn't you just use the toolbar button in InfoPath?
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You can use the GetGroupCollectionFromUser service - something like this - http://blog.symprogress.com/2011/05/infopath-list-form-hidedisable-fields-based-on-sharepoint-group-membership/
Although I often find it easier to just create a SP list. Create a data connection to the list. Use the title field for you domain\username credentials. ...