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Jimmy, thanks for helping me think outside the box on this one (literally!). I did what you said but came across a problem, if I unchecked the boxes it didn't remove their values from the string.
However, I found that by setting this field on submit instead of trying to build the string as the user input data into the field, it was ...
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Dear Ernesto,
sorry my misunderstanding, the command was accepted.
Thanks a lot,
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Is there some relationship between the textbox and the checkboxes? I think it's highly unlikely that a validation rule on a textbox would affect some completely separate checkboxes.
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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Application.ActiveWindow.Close() I think: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa945466.aspx [/quote]
That's the thing it doesn't work for me. I currently have this:
If DateDiff("m", lastModified, date2) = 0 Then
x = MsgBox("You have an outdated database stored on your ...
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Have you tried placing a rule on accessRights to set evalAccessRights to the value of that formula? My experience is that you need to use a default value formula and a rule when you're working with double eval and a MSLB.
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Application.ActiveWindow.Close() I think: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa945466.aspx
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Hello Hilary,
isSorting did the trick. Thanks.
Kind regards,
Mario
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If anyone knows the vbs code to close a form that would be helpful. I have an if statement based on date differences. I want the form to close when a statement is true. I have all the code already with the exception of the form close. I've tried a bunch of stuff along the lines of Application.ActiveWindow.Close = True and nothing seems to work.
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Hi-
I understand. The qRules commands don't need to be entered as formulas and verified by InfoPath. You can just type the text in, like in this screenshot:
Hope this helps!
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I figured it out. Hilary's method was the easiest and I used the DateDiff function.