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No, there isn't - you can't combine repeating data like that.... but there is a way you could populate the main data source from your secondary data source! Attach your latest form & I'll fix it up later today for you. :)
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Right - this query will always run. It doesn't matter that it always runs. It is a SECONDARY connection. You add another connection to the same list - this works around the issue of the main data source being cleared when you add a query to it on load.... I can update my sample form for this later today & attach a copy so you see what I ...
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Hey - I was worried about this when I last saw your form - but thought maybe you were just submitting via email. Secondary data sources aren't updated on submit. Secondary data isn't saved on submit. That's why when I suggested a repeating structure & default data, the main data source was used for the items....
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Well - the thing is, you could add a secondary data connection that returns data from the same list, and only use it in the display view. So the rule would always run, but if you only are displaying the data in the display view, it won't be confusing in the edit view - and then in the display view, you'd see all related items. Does that ...
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I'm not sure what's going wrong - you may want to add a new, test hyperlink somewhere on your form & see if it displays correctly in the browser. Sometimes for tricky browser view bugs I end up saving the form as source files and manually modifying the view to get the form to behave.
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So there should be a secondary data connection in your form that provides values to the lookup. You can use a default value in another field where the default is:Select the field from the secondary data source that provides the "display"Click on filter dataFor the filter - ID in the secondary data source = ...
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Yeah, it is weird, because they removed that option and then you have these old templates that you can't change. I'm pretty sure if you save it as source files there is something you can remove in the manifest to get rid of the message - I'll try to find a protected template later today and see if I can figure out what you'd ...
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Okay! Same thing happens on my site with a similar setup (i.e. form load rules to pull all same named items) - opens correctly in Display, shows everything, but clicking Edit leaves me w/ a blank form. If I directly select Edit from the list view (instead of View > Edit) it works as well. So - how about this - instead of using form load rules, ...
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Paste this in to your FinalTotals default value: sum(xdMath:Eval(xdXDocument:GetDOM("FloorStockData")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW, "d:gqyt * d:tpch"))
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This is not SharePoint online, right? If your form's code is compatible, you may be able to sandbox it. What does your code do?