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You condition would most likely be:
If Name is not blank AND Vessel is blank, then run the rule to set the Vessel.
If Vessel is not blank AND Name is blank, then run the rule to set the Name.
Hope that helps!
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Please check the data types on your list fields. The error suggests that one of the columns might have an incorrect data type, or at least a data type that does not match (when looking at the list vs. the form).
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Sorry, I'm not following. Auto calculating which score?
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It looks like a lot of your sections have a fixed height in PX instead of using Auto.
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I understand. The main obstacle in achieving this is that your data schema is flat (statement1, result1, statement2, result2, etc) and not repeating.
With a repeating (data driven) structure (screenshot attached) you could point the root node of the DB mapping to the repeating group2 node. This would result in the DB mapping you are ...
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Hi,
For full trust forms in DBXL, please see this tutorial:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/other_subjects/entry74138.aspx
Thanks!
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Hi-
1. If you're submitting to a SharePoint form library, then the entire XML is submitted (not just the changed fields)
2. The queryFields filtering happens on the server, not on InfoPath itself. Though if you're dealing with a list 10,000+ long, then, yes, performance issues are to be expected.
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field1 might be displayed as currency on its own but it's stored as 50000 not $50,000.
You could try something like:
concat("The amount is $", substring(field1, 1, 2), ",", substring(field1, 3, string-length(field1)))
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As long as you have a unique key, it can be anything. It does not need to be the DocID.
The DocID, in fact, does not need to be mapped at all if you have some unique key in your form's data.
Hope this helps!
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Hi Doreen,
I'm not sure I follow.
DBXL is probably querying SQL data from a table, and that info is displayed in the form.
Some other data is typed in and the form submitted to DBXL. That becomes a new XML document in DBXL.
That document can be opened and resubmitted (to overwrite) or a new one can be submitted.
I don't really ...