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Hi Shane,
If you are attempting to get the values of the last row of your table, then what you would need to use is the last() function. Here is a thread which discusses issues you may encounter if you are working with web browser forms. Otherwise, I suggest using rules on the repeating fields to calculate the value onto a Total field instead of ...
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Hi cbarber,
Welcome to InfoPath Dev.
At the SharePoint Library, right click on one of the hyperlinks which opens up a document. Click copy shortcut and paste this on a text editor such as notepad. Here you will notice that hyperlinks to submitted documents use the form's name as part of the URL string which identifies what document to open. ...
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Hi lblakeley,
I would suggest creating a new page for printing. You can easily do this by copying the default view (CTRL + A and CTRL + C), then at the Page Design tab of your InfoPath Designer, add a New View and paste the copied page (CTRL + V). Once you have this page pasted, remove the option buttons. Is this approach possible for ...
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Hi Lan-Huang,
Are you working with a SharePoint list or library? if so then you should be able to find the filter at the secondary data source's query fields. At the right side of your InfoPath form, select the data source connection and expand the Query Field section. Configure your button to set these field's ID field to ...
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Hi LaKisha,
I am assuming that you are working with repeating data since this is a SharePoint List form, so the formatting condition would be something like steps is not blank, and then tick the hide check box. I'm not sure how your form is set up though so you may probably need a different hide logic for you form. If the condition I provided ...
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Hi Ramanan,
I would suggest using a hyperlink to open the forms up, this way you will not need to copy the items anymore since you are already opening the actual form itself. Then, what you would need to do is add a copy button to the published form (you may need to add a hide show logic to this button - hide if the form is new form and show ...
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Hi Tosha,
I have sent a sample form to your email and also attaching a sample here regarding this issue.
concat("GetAttachmentAttribute /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Attachments/my:Attachment[", count(preceding-sibling::Attachment) + 1, "]/my:File /attr=Name")
I believe that the sample formula above is correct, but I'm not ...
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Hi Anudeep,
Please check if Patrick's approach at the link below will work for you:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/25611/88903.aspx
If not, then I would suggest checking the current user (username()) if he is part of a SharePoint group in InfoPath. Basically, if an item is returned via GetUserProfileByName , then ...
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Hi Sivakumar,
I haven't tried this webservice yet but here is a blog which shows how use the Spell Check for SharePoint:
http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/csharp/cs_webservices/tutorials/article.php/c15519/Modifying-Spell-Check-for-SharePoint-Server-2007.htm
I hope I'm able to point you toward the right direction.
Regards,
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Hi Kevin,
It would be difficult to explain this formula as a whole, but we can dissect the whole formula so it would be easier for you to understand.
The whole formula is composed of three substring functions separated by spaces (" ").
substring(text, starting position, character count)
text represents which field you are taking the ...