InfoPath Dev

 Sorry but our network prohibit us to upload anything but your understanding is correct. I just need to check if the coupon is already exist from other data source list  my logic here is like this  xdXDocument:GetDOM("random ...

would it be possible to compare two secondary data if the items is not equal to 1st data and 2nd data then the coupon code will show

Thanks for the attachment. I saw your logic but that was not the one I need and also its not based on the time. New items - check the coupon secondary data to get the list of coupon. For example it gets coupon123 before it will show the coupon123 it needs to check again the Main list (Secondary data) if the coupon123 exist already or not. If ...

well it depends on how many lets say I have 200 different codes coupon. The logic would be everytime they add new items it will get automatically in that 200 list of coupons but before it will show it should check if that coupon exist in main list if not then it can select that coupon. Can you give me an example on how to do this? I added 2 ...

I want to get random code from other sharepoint list. Code list = list of all different coupon codes main list = ability to add coupon codes automatically as long the coupon code does not exist in the main list. How can I do this? so logic will be it will get the secondary data from code list then check if that coupon code is present ...

to add new record, the user must click the new items then in your form add submit button to save the record

I already resolved this issue. Thanks

I have a sharepoint list what I want to do is on top of the list I will add webpart that can call the infopath form then that infopath form will count the total number of entries in a column based on different criteria or column. Example Column Workgroup Closing Support Admin Status Closed Open Pending So what I ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Right. This in the XPath: xdXDocument:get-DOM()/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW gets replaced by current()/.. which basically means "From this current node, go up the tree to the the repeating my:SharePointListItem_RW group, and find the my:Items node in that same group as I am ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]The reason you are getting only the first one is because the XPath is using absolute paths instead of relative paths. If the field is in the my:SharePointListItem_RW group, I'd try something like this: sum(xdXDocument:GetDOM("COO ...