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This sounds like a cascading dropdown scenario.  Basically you'll just need to add another filter for Project Names and RTM Dates based on the PM and Module.  If you have it already working for the Cycle, use the same logic except your condition will say only when it equals to PM and Module.

This one has got me scratching my head.  I have a form which opens when you click directly on the XSN, but when you click on a link to the form it throws an error.  BTW, the link was created by right clicking on the XSN and selecting copy shortcut.  When hovering on the XSN it gives the same URL as the XSN, and the copied URL ...

Hello, I have 5 columns in SharePoint List. The column names are “PM”,  “Cycle”, “ProjectName”, “RTM Date” and “Modules”… In InfoPath I have created Data connection and I am starting to work on form.I have drop down menu to select “Cycle”, based on that field, It will filter ONLY the “PM” Names that are assigned to that cycle.Now.. this ...

Alright, this is a tough one. I have a repeating table that gets populated by a "CopyTable" command.  There are two drop downs that get concatenated to filter the data that gets copied in.  This concatenated field exists inside the table and outside of the table for comparison purposes.   Basically the table gets ...

trying to install  Qdabra Query Builder  getting error part way through   cannot create infopath.externalApplication object. error code = 0x80080005   any ideas?

 I currently have a timesheet that people enter time into a repeating table. The table has these fields   Choice: Job, GL Job GL JobApprover GLApprover   If they enter time to a GL the GLApprover field will do a lookup and populate the necessary approver's email. if they enter time to a job it will populate the Job ...

 Can I create a workflow from a form that has 2 views in a Infopath form? This workflow will send email to Department 1 from view1 and view2 will send email to Department 2.

 We have users who are using the forms with XP, office 2007, which open up fine.  But users who have windows 7, office 2010, it takes forever and ever to open up. The form is published on Sharepoint 2010 Foundation. We have plenty of room on the server as it has nothing but about 300 submitted timesheets, so sharepoint size/space is not ...

That worked perfectly.  I used the raw date diff to store the date calc, and then just calculated the time change from that into another field.  I created a rule that firsts resets the second field to the raw date diff, and then the second rule conditionally adjusts the value if necessary. Simple solution again.  I was trying to ...

How about having two fields for the date difference?  One (RawDateDifference) holds the result of qRules DateDiff calculation, and the other (AdjustedDateDifference) holds the value that takes the time into account?  Then when RawDateDifference or the time change, just recalculate AdjustedDateDifference.