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Hello everyone,
I have a several lists in individual sections posing as print-pages. If one lists reaches the set max number of rows, the next section(contianing the next lists) becomes visible. In the first section I want to have a field which gives the total of all the visible lists. If I set the field's value to add up all the ...
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I have a very basic sales data entry form. You put in the store number, the sales period, the current year, and the amount sold. This InfoPath 2010 filler form is setup and submitting to the SQL 2008R2 database just fine.
But I want to make two changes to help with the data entry and both are to add a drop down box that will then set a ...
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I have an InfoPath 2010 form which has a data retrieval connection to a SharePoint list which has limited access. The form is published to a SharePoint form library with broad access. A person who has access to the data retrieval list opens a new form and retrieves the data from SharePoint, adds some additional information and ...
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Thanks for the reply Jimmy, I was able to get it to work using your expression as well but now I have another issue that I am trying to overcome.
Here are the conditions for the rule I'm trying:
preceding-sibling::my:Table/my:SaveForm = "true"
AND
preceding-sibling::my:Table/my:RowGuid = my:RowGuid
The action of the rule ...
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Hi-
I see, sorry for the confusion.
qRules can't be used within a formula. You'll have to set the Command node to your DateDiff (using the correct command syntax). Executing this command will populate the QdabraRules > Result node. Then you could have a separate rule that stores that result somewhere. Perhaps you'll store the ...
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Hi there,
Getting the form to print nicely can be sometimes tough in InfoPath. The best suggestions I can really offer are 1) use read-only controls as much as possible (eg. calculated value, lists, etc.) 2) try using landscape to increase paper real estate 3) set up a separate print view that is specific only for ...
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Hi there,
I think what you are saying makes sense. Unfortunately, InfoPath doesn't have a way to fire rules on the insert or remove action of a repeating table. All of the rules in InfoPath are triggered off of either a button click or a field change. Perhaps if you elaborated on your scenario a bit we can try to find a ...
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The designer and filler are separate in 2010. The designer is used for creating new forms and publishing it to SharePoint or some other location. The filler is only used to fill out existing forms. This is why you see the different options in the File menu for both.
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Sounds like you just want to select a value in a dropdown control (or something similar) then populate some details based on the value that was selected? There are a few ways you can do this, but perhaps an easy way is using SharePoint list data connections. If your lookup is in a SharePoint list you can use queryFields to do a search ...
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That sounds annoying :(
If its a client form, I'm afraid I don't have many suggestions for you on how to workaround the jumpiness. Perhaps you can try to separate the sections into multiple views, so that there is only one section per view. I'm thinking if you can reduce the content to a single page then you won't run ...