InfoPath Dev

 Hi MichaelHindle. I am not exactly following what you are looking to do, but that may be because it is Friday afternoon and it has been a long and tiring week. You can right click on the Name field and copy the URL to the form.You can set up a data connection, and use the ID in the queryFields to pull in the dataFields items from previously ...

 Hi reginakarl. Have you tried to add a Person/group Picker control to the form? WHEELS

 Hi anh.vnn810. I am not aware of how to do what you are suggesting unless you implemented some custom controls or C# behind the scenes. Most of our forms have the file attachment control in a repeating section / table. WHEELS

Good afternoon OJ. It appears that you are combining your Condition and Action. You want ot do the following:Select the field (GradCert).Click Manage Rules - InfoPath 2013 (or set up a rule).In the Condition, select SelectUnit is equal to PaperReferenceTitle And (button) Type is equal to Vac (Type a Text).Select the Rule type Action, and click ...

Good afternoon John. I believe InfoPath with SharePoint integration will work well for what you are trying to do. You can create SharePoint custom lists (similar to database tables) to populate drop-down boxes, pull user information from Active Directory and built in web services, edit the SharePoint permissions and views, set up ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Great job getting it working & thanks for updating with what works to help others![/quote]  My pleasure. Sharing is caring. WHEELS 

 I got it working. I used the following: ^((19|20)[0-9][0-9])-(0?[1-9]|1[012])-([1]|0[1]) Although the '$' at the end works online, in InfoPath it was throwing it off initially.Thanks again Hilary. WHEELS

 Hi Hilary. This is on a date field, and sometimes I forget about the XML date format. I'll alter the RegEx, and see what happens. Thank you. WHEELS

I also tried to set up a Validation rule. Under the Condition I select the field, does not match pattern, Custom Pattern: ^(0?[1-9]|1[012])/([1]|0[1])/((19|20)[0-9][0-9])$, and it lists it as Custom Pattern: 01/1/1900$. When I preview the form, no date is valid. WHEELS 

Good morning. I set up a Regular Expression on a Date Picker control by going to the Date Picker Properties --> Advanced (tab) --> Input Scope --> Custom --> New --> Input Scope --> Name: Validation, Type: Regular Expression, Regular Expression: ^(0?[1-9]|1[012])/([1]|0[1])/((19|20)[0-9][0-9])$ --> OK --> Checked ...