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Hi Vanin,
From Figure3 - Defaults of Dropdown List Box, I can see that you have entered the Default values for the each dropdowns manually like 111111, 2222222222222 and 3333333333333 respectively and it is showing default values as expected. But, what if the values inside the SP list are added/changed/deleted?
Let’s say if the ...
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Hallo,
what i mean by this is this:
I have repeating nodes in my InfoPath Scheme called "Topic" like this:
my:form
my:topics
my:topic (repeating)
my:topicType (can be "information", "Decision" or ...
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[quote user="Chakradhar"]This
is exactly what I was looking and It is working excellent when you
added the choices manually and enter the default values like 1, 2, and 3
in the ‘Default Values’ under ‘Data’ tab for each of the field that
group.
But In my case, I am getting the data to dropdown from the SharePoint List[/quote] ...
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I see that your filter contains expression
the rationale of which is blurred for me
In your Rule Details , press fx > double-click on your formula expression > Filter Data.. > Modify... > in the left dropdown choose Column2 (instead The expression)in the right dropdown (after is equal to) choose Select a field or group... ...
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Thanks Ernesto for your response. I got the form and could see the o/p as well. Could you please explain how you configured rules for those radio buttons? I will aprreciate your time and effort. TIA.
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Can you use SQL Express or SQL on a server? I guess you could use two SharePoint lists - one would be your apps list, the other your servers list with a lookup column to your apps list that allows multiple values.
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Hi Jenny,
I'm not sure that I understand the scenario. Would you be able to attach the form? YOu can attach via the Options tab when replying.
Thanks.
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Yes, certainly this could cause an issue. If the user accesses the site via one URL and the data connection uses the other URL, I believe the query will fail.
The query must use the same URL where the form was opened from.
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I would compare the Security settings in Internet Explorer, specifically, whether the site is added to the Local Intranet site on some machines (and not on others).
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You could you use string parsing (substring) to extract the year and month from the date value. Then all you would need to do add 3 to the year and you would have your month/date for the expiration.