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Hi Hilary,
Thanks for sending the detail explaination. This worked for me and solved the issue.
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I have my cascading dropdown functioning, and have published the form. when submitting an entry, the values are being returned as the ID for the selected item instead of the display name. Another post suggests using another field and rules to store the values. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/23197.aspx
If i use the qRules submit to ...
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Sorry for the confusion.
You are correct - when I said "regular" InfoPath forms, I meant forms that we have published to a network drive and have a link to within a Sharepoint document library. Those open properly for her within the InfoPath application.
The issue is with the forms published to a Sharepoint form ...
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[quote user="LynetteJ68"]Thanks for the reply, Hilary. I checked my associations and hers and they're identical so I don't think it's that. And as I mentioned, "regular" InfoPath forms open properly for her in InfoPath. It's only the ones that are published to a Sharepoint library that are ...
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Got it, but it still not working. Whad I did wrong. Now formula looks as follows: All Occurences of G_Business are not equal to "Global Functions". Maybe to add a little bit more background: I have two additional columns called Population with following options Individual/Group. If individual is chosen then you have a simple listing of ...
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I'm attaching a simple sample form with some calculated values that may help you. Save the file locally. Right click on the saved XSN and select Design to open in design mode. From there you can preview to try the form.
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How odd. I guess at this point I'd probably try repairing InfoPath.
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Could be because InfoPath is inserting white space to account for the show/hide of controls like your MSLB control. Try putting the controls inside a section control and hiding the section instead. That might do the trick.
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To simplify the logic, I would place the repeating section inside a section and place the logic for the dropdown on the section instead of the repeating one. That's step 1. Next thing I would recommend is to have 3 separate conditions on the repeating control to hide the section, one for each value. If that doesn't ...
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You'll need a secondary field and a section to help you out. When the checkbox is checked, display a section that asks you yes or no. If the user answers yes, then you can dismiss/hide the section again and leave the checkbox set to yes. If they say no, dismiss/hide the section and reset the value of the checkbox to no. ...