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You could generate a GUID using qRules and use that as your ID. Another method could be to take the max(ID) + 1 on the current IDs of the list.
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If you want to generate a random number, you'll have to write custom code. Alternatively, qRules has a GenerateNumber function which you can use to generate a random ID without having to write your own code.
More on qRules: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx
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Is there anyone out there that can point me in the right direction for how to generate a new certificate on a certificate server and what all the details around that are? I haven't been successful in finding a solution to this smart card issue. Every post I find points back to this one which is left open ended.
We've ...
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Thanks, Ernesto. I was writing my update while you were posting. You are right; the view's item limit is at the bottom of the view's settings page.
Nancy
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Update. I was stuck on that REG option failing and didn't investigate the other ones that came later in the alphabet, which had zero options in each of them. Turns out that the default 100 item limit ended right at the 12th option for REG. So I increased the item limit to 200 and now all of the 2nd drop-downs populate ...
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Could you create two sections, one for the 80 clients and one for the other 10?
The problem is: how do you know which client numbers belong to the 80 and which belong to the 10? It probably doesn't make sense to hard code this into the form.
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I believe Sharepoint limits results to whatever the default view shows. So if the default view is limited to 100 items, not all are going to show in your query. I think there is a view or a list setting to increase this, but I'm not certain of its exact name/location. Can you check your list and view to see if there's a limit (perhaps of ...
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Hi,
I have 2 drop-down fields, each populated by a SharePoint list. The first has 25 items in it, the second has 128. In the first, the user selects from the drop-down choices. The second should populate based on what's in the first.
Working example:
User chooses "GFPE" in the first box. There are 19 ...
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I have been given an Excel worksheet w/ over 700 lines and 50 columns. There seems to be about 30 people who are charged w/ update the worksheet. Each person is responsible for updating as many as 120 rows in the worksheet. Today, this is done thru emails and an admininstrator updating a master worksheet. Now, they want a dynamic solution which ...
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Hello,
Being new here I have searched around for some answers and did find some, enough to have me come up with more as usual with someone new. I chose to post the question here and not the New User section only because there seemed to be a specific section more appropriate for this question.
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