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Can I get a hint for where the rules are I should look for?
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Well, the actual filter (stuff inside the square brackets) will vary, but generally, yes. I used current() instead of the full path to the main data source even though the SharePointListItem_RW node wasn't repeating, just because I wanted the sample to be relevant for you if you had been working w/ repeating data. :)
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Ah, I see - yeah, I don't know of a way to force InfoPath to do what you are asking - I mean, if you are finding that manually modifying the upgrade.xsl does what you need, perhaps consider using a custom code upgrade event?
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Glad I could help, let me know if you get stuck. :)
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Hi, Alain - there isn't an InfoPath 2016, so I'm guessing you are talking about IP 2013. I always read XML files in Notepad ++ and simply use the XML plugin to format the XML to make it more readable - Visual Studio will do the same. Can you give that a try? Or are you working in a restrictive environment where you aren't allowed to ...
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Give this one a try. You may want to add a condition to the rule to not run if SQF in the main data source is blank. :) EDITED TO ADD: save the file locally, right click & select design to open in design mode.
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You won't be able to bind a people picker to the XML file, I'm afraid.
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Yes, you have to use the ID to get the value back from the secondary data source w/ the value. If you can attach your form under the Options tab in a reply, I'd be happy to give you a hand. This tutorial may also help you: ...
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I've never seen this before - usually print problems are with Export to PDF, not actual print outs. Is it possible to change the print view to use calculated values instead of dropdowns, tho?
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I resent - and changed the file extension from .xsn to .txt. Just change the extension back. Let me know if you don't get it, or send me another email w/ an alternate email address, or I can upload to HighTail & send you a link.