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Typically since you are using filtering a postback is required to refresh the data inside the combo box. In some cases if you have "complex" logic, then the form will require a full page postback and may bring the focus back to the top of the page. What I would recomment is to try and simplify the logic down as much as you ...
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I am trying to reproduce what you did.
I understood that all users pass view3 but only temp workers pass view2
I believe you do not need "previous" button and 2 rules per button on view2 and view3
Just go always (by pressing a button):view2 --> view3, and
view3 --> view1and on view1 you have 2 rules one ...
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To the best of my knowledge, the webinars are always held at 8am Pacific on Thursday, which is a clearly defined time and day. If you would tell us what time zone you are in, we can tell you what would correspond to the webinar time.
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The interpretation of two digit dates is a system setting that InfoPath respects (see attached).
You could have all your users change their system settings so that the current year is the cutoff year (however, they would have to update this every year and changing the setting to the current year could cause unwanted consequences for other ...
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In InfoPath 2010, I have date fields set with a format of mm/dd/yyyy. A user enters the year using just the last two digits and InfoPath automatically converts it to a the 4 digit year. InfoPath is determining the the first two digits of the year to populate - this looks like a global setting for all forms.
The ...
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How cool is that Hilary!!
It does exactly what I was looking for.
The clever bit I suppose is that formula you used to pull the data from secondary table, awesome! Don't have a full grip on that one put got the principle at least.
Like the rule to hide empty row, sweet!
How did you set the number of instances of the ...
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[quote user="ikith"]1. Create drop down box, options yes, no[/quote]
[quote] What do you mean under "options yes, no" - option button with 2 choices - or what?
Where and how is this used[/quote]
What I mean was create a drop down box then manually add the options:
Yes
No
To the drop down box
[quote][quote ...
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[quote user="ikith"]1. Create drop down box, options yes, no[/quote]What do you mean under "options yes, no" - option button with 2 choices - or what?Where and how is this used [quote user="ikith"]3. Create a button with a condition and rule that goes to a certain page: Rule 1: If -dropdownbox- is equal to 1 ...
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1. Create drop down box, options yes, no.
2. Create two new views and enter something on them so you can tell the difference.
3. Create a button with a condition and rule that goes to a certain page:
Rule 1:
If -dropdownbox- is equal to 1 then switch view to view2
Rule 2:
If -dropdownbox- is equal to 2 then switch view to view3
This setup ...
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If you are not using this forum's participants as free shrinks, then you should provide the steps to reproduce your problem.
IMO, starting from scratch is wonderful, universal all-purpose time-saving approach making wonders and producing magics in Infopath development.