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You'll want to set the rule to set ItemNo1 on the group4 group, so it executes when the new node is inserted.
You won't need to use set value, just "Set a field's value", select ItemNo1. Set the value to a formula that uses preceding-sibling to get the correct instance of ItemNo - ...
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Awesome, glad I could help!
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That looks right - what error are you getting in the Qdabra Rules Error node? Did you copy the XPath from the data source task pane to make sure everything is spelled correctly?
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I am trying to setup a simple 'insert' to insert a single row into a repeating table. I think I have the formula correct but it is not working so I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
I have created the new action rule- 'Set a Field's value'. Then if I am doing this right, I choose the Qdabra data source and select the ...
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I have a requirement to copy data from a repeating table to another repeating table with a different structure. The source table is populated via a web service that I can't change and the structure prevents me using the CopyTable command (see attachment).
Therefore what I'm trying to do is map specified fields from my source to ...
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I figured it out. I was choosing my field from the queryFields section instead of the dataFields section. This fixed the issue. Hope this helps someone else too.
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Hi- the issue is that when a user selects an item in a multiselect, a new instance of a repeating node is added and its value is set. When the item is deselected, the instance is removed. Since InfoPath doesn't offer any out of the box rule based method to insert or delete repeating nodes, the multiselect is tricky.
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I've been trying to get the value of a check box in a sp list. so, I have List[a] and List[b]. List[b] contains a check box which I am trying to get the value of inorder to put in in List[a].
I'm using Infopath 2010. I've tried doing this by using a ckbox in List[a] -- that did not work. Then tried to use a text box in List[a] to ...
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I disabled your rules on field A and field B. I used the following formula as a default for "earned" - since I am not terribly math-y, it most likely has more parenthesis than it needs. :)
(((A >= passing) * courseCredits) / 2) + (((B >= passing) * courseCredits) / 2)
Basically, the first boolean condition evaluates to one or ...
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MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:Root_Element/my:ID", NamespaceManager).SetValue(strFileName)