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Hi Dolly,
I'm attaching a sample form for a hide show technique which you can use as reference for your form - download the attached form and open it in design mode (right click and select Design). Basically, I used a Calculated Value control so I could use a formatting rule to hide or show this word based on the Check Box control value - ...
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Hi D,
Upon reviewing your formula, I can see that a period (.) is used instead of a comma (,), which is why you are receiving this error. Hope this helps.
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Hi Lamine,
Thank you for clarifying your issue. To my understanding, if the data connection will only return one value (meaning only one choice for the drop down list), you would like to set that as the default value, is that correct?, If so, then you would need to add a rule that sets the drop down list to the specific value returned using ...
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Hi Mike,
Thank you for that. I'm now seeing what the issue here is. For some reason, the GetUserProfile method will return this error for accounts that that do not match or have no permissions. Perhaps you would need to use another method for checking the accounts. After a quick check, I was able to find a thread in MSDN for ...
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Hi Joel,
Unfortunately, InfoPath is required for all computers if you are working with Filler Forms. What I would recommend is publishing the forms to SharePoint so users can access and open these forms via Internet Explorer. If by any chance you'll encounter issues with sending email via browser forms, I would also ...
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Hi Mike,
The logic seems right so I'm not sure what's causing the problem. Do you by any chance have other query related actions to the current user which should only run if there is a returned value for the userName()? If so then you should disable these rules from running by adding a Number of occurrences type of condition.
Regards,
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Hi efrancis222013,
At the Resource Files under the Data tab of you InfoPath form, Export the XML file to your local machine.
Data → Resource Files → Export XML
Once exported, edit the file using a text editor such as notepad by manually entering values. After configuring, update your data connection by using the new XML file from your ...
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Hi Joe,
To create a new view in InfoPath 2013, proceed to the page design tab and click on the new view button:
You could set the whole view to read only at the General Settings of the Page Setup, or change the answer fields to Calculated Value controls.
At the button rule where the send email action happens, add a rule that ...
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Hi Jürgen,
Unfortunately this is one of InfoPath's limitations, therefore not possible without code. If you wish to avoid writing code, you might want to try qRules' Insert and SetValue commands. The Insert command lets you insert a row onto a repeating table, while SetValue allows you to populate the inserted row's fields with ...