InfoPath Dev

Can you attach a copy of your form? Also - is the repeating table bound to the main data source? The form should publish without errors.

Are you getting the error while trying to preview this version, or when implementing in your own form?

Hi TravMan, There's a few possible things that could be happening here. Are your rules on separate actions? If not, that is a good place to start. Also, bringing the command field onto the view and setting the post-backs to always if this is a browser form. You can also try to disable the close and see what happens. If that works you can ...

Hello jcspsu, For this I would add a second rule to subtract when the user de-selects. This way as they make changes the value will update. Actions only fire on a change event from a field, so you should not see any behavior on form load that would set the field. Hope that helps! Bre

Hello ocolonr, Have you set the field to post-back if it's a browser form? You also might want to try deleting the control and re-adding to the view to see if it resolves your issue. Hope that helps! Bre

Hello arjandeveries, To do this you would need each selection within a section that has a formatting rule to hide if the field is blank. Hope that helps! Bre

Hello jcspsu, There are 2 ways you can create your desired outcome. 1. Have a formatting rule to disable the fields in the view if approvalField != blank. This requires a formatting rule on all fields you wish to disable. 2. Create a second view with read-only checked in the view properties, and add logic to switch to this view if ...

Hello JKnox, Attached is an example that uses a secondary data source for some helper fields to evaluate the repeating table. Sometimes having a 2DS to evaluate the data works much better than validation rules. In this example the check box triggers a set of rules on the /FormLogic/Actions/EvaluateCheckBoxError field, and displays an error in the ...

Hola calcaradog, To create a custom user profile property for SharePoint, you must be a site collection admin. From central administration, under manage user profiles you can add custom properties and then edit user profiles. Depending on which version of SharePoint you are using, 2010 vs. 2013, the entry point is a little bit different. Hope ...

Hello cz48b1, As a best practice we recommend disabling the ribbon in InfoPath. This is recommended for many reasons, but in you particular case you may want to make sure that records are not duplicated because a user decides to rename a file, or a user chooses a pre-existing file name. For best practices we recommend using some helper fields. ...