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Without seeing the form with the XML resource file I can't begin to guess. Have you opened the XML in a text editor and searched for "#N/A"? I think in another post, you talked about creating this XML from Excel - #N/A is a common error in Excel, like when a VLOOKUP doesn't return a value. In the last version of the form I looked ...
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I dont understand how to tell it to not include something that is not in the XML. The file doesnt have any #N/A in it...however that is showing up in every dropdown regardless of the xml attached.
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so i am concerned that on this form they may be selecting different group and sub group i do not want the selection that they have chosen to go away from the first entry and subsequent entries how do i put a rule that will allow them to keep entering in the repeating table and allow them to select different subgroups?
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If there are specific values you don't want to display that your original filter doesn't exclude, you have to add to the filter.
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so here is a new twist even though I have an xml pointing to a dropdown it is pulling in a category that equals N/A i dont want that...do i have to make a rule not to include them?
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ok so all of my xml need to be attached I did that and it is all working, the only issue is the repeating piece from before.......just wish i knew how to make that go away
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InfoPath is going to use XPath notation - the period is normal. https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xpath_syntax.asp for more. I don't understand this: "If I have it pointing to the sharepoint library it will not pull the data" - I don't know what that means. If your data connection is setup to use a resource file from the form, the ...
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The other thing that is weird is that I cannot use the cascading dropdowns if the resource file is not attached to the form. If i have it pointing to the sharepoint library it will not pull the data. Is that normal?
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I cant figure out how to get this to work without the period
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This is the site i followed to get what I achieved it walks you through it very well.
https://manojssharepointblog.wordpress.com/2012/12/23/infopath-2013-web-browser-creating-cascading-dropdown-fields-with-no-code/
The second one is to clear the inactive that is ...