InfoPath Dev

 Thank you.  I'm not sure there's a solution other than Microsoft Edge Compatibility Mode.  I tested compatibility mode since my post.  Our Security Team isn't too keen on using it but it does allow the New Item links to work within SharePoint to open the form within the InfoPath client.  I agree with you ...

If it were mine, I'd save the site as a template and create a "test" version of it. Even though you'd have to duplicate changes manually from one enviro to the other, it would give you a safe place to first try any changes you need to make. Then, you may want to determine a site maintenance window where you can move new changes ...

I don't know of anything other than third party Chrome extensions may be available to help with this.... I can try to experiment later this week & see if I can find a work-around, but I'm not super hopeful. I was hoping someone else in the community would have had direct experience with this.

Thanks to the help I've found here I'll soon have a site with 6 lists, all with infoPath forms. Technicians will be using it often to enter data. What if I want to change format or structure on one of them? How do I proceed safely? I'm not sure if I need a full "Check out" procedure (although if it was easy I might use ...

On the field that is being set (target field) add a rule. The condition on the rule be if the target field begins with ; and the rule will use a substring formula to reset. See attached sample - save the linked file locally. Right click and select design. Preview and enter text that starts with ;

Hello Lets say I have a text field that gets populated with values based on other controls in the form and the value is something like this: ;[email protected];[email protected];[email protected] How do I remove the first character in a string ONLY if it starts with ; If its anything else then leave it as-is? Thanks

Happy to help - you can pick the repeating group with the field picker, but the path in the concat needs to be relative to that group (in this case, directly inside it) and needs to be manually typed in.

 That did it! Thank you so much!

I think it would be: xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../../my:Toll_Free/my:TollFreeFields, 'concat(my:TollFree, ", ")'), "..")

 xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../../my:Toll_Free/my:TollFreeFields, 'concat(../../my:Toll_Free/my:TollFreeFields/my:TollFree, ", ")'), "..") "TollFree" being the field in the repeating table where input goes and "TollFreeFields" being the top level repeating table. Everything else I could think of ...