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Hi, welcome. I always struggle with this type of filter too. I think that what you need to do is use the "equal to" filter and then change the first dropdown where you build the condition to "the expression". Then, put parenthesis around the text in the expression builder and the word "not" before it, like: not(field1 ...
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I'm sorry, I'm having a little trouble understanding this question. If you have a document library, and need to make some fields required, you can do that in the library settings.
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If these are in a layout table, you may need to set the table row height to "auto"
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Use sections - they can be bound to any field, including the root, so no need to add a bunch of fields for your sections (not sure if this is a list or regular form). Then use conditional formatting on the section. I'd probably add a field for tracking status, no need to put it on the form. When the form is new, Status will be blank. Parts two ...
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You could add a formatting rule for this - but I think if you want the user to use a button, you may just not want to display the date time controls at all - use calculated values instead. Then they click the button and the data is populated. You can disable or hide the button once there is data in the field. I'm attaching a sample form with a ...
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Hi - this isn't as easy as one would hope. We can get the user's account id with the userName() function. From there, you can use a data connection to the site's User Information list to get the name of the user. Here's a post that may help you: http://codelesssharepointinfopath.com/infopath-user-information-list/
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Hi! So my guess here is going to be that some forms are set up as browser enabled and some are not. So, some InfoPath forms, when opened from SharePoint (which is where I'm guessing you are using these), open up in a tab in the web browser. These forms don't require InfoPath installed locally. Other forms, for whatever reason, may ...
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Just use a substring-after formula for your display or the field. substring-after(userName(), "i:0#.w|bcldb\")
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Understandable, and people picker fields are kind of weird - it isn't immediately obvious that they are a repeating group with fields in them :)
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If you look at the fields bound to the person / group picker, one of them is the account id? The account id field is part of the person / group picker?