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Here's a sample. Set Value Sample view has a dropdown with a rule on it you can take a look at. Save the form locally, right click and select Design to open in design mode, then you can preview.
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See attached, save locally, right click and select Design, then you can preview
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We add a filter when we select the table row to get back just the selected one... Do you mind attaching your form? I can set this up for you so you can see it.
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Good afternoon,
I have a repeating section, where contains two relevant number fields. The first is where the user inputs a number, and the second totals it, adding that number with the previous total of the last section, placing it in this section's ...
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Wow, thank you for the quick response! I do need a bit of help if you don't mind. So you are saying set Value and Display to Product. But then how would I get the rule to look at the price associated to that product in the table? ( I am extremely new to this, so I am sorry if I require a bit more hand holding)
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Sorry about the formatting issues - the forum software is old - use IE for best experience (even though I don't, I just gave up on line breaks & use Chrome). I think you should set the dropdown to use the name for the display and value and add a rule to the product field that sets another field to the price. Let me know if you need a hand ...
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Sorry for the terrible formatting, not sure why new lines are not coming in
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I feel like I have looked everywhere for this answer, but cant seem to get it work how I like. Here is my situation.
I have a sharepoint list that looks like this
ID | Product | Price
1 | Item | 100
2 | Item2 | 300
Infopath has 2 fields (in this scenario):
Product (Drop down list)
Price (Read Only Text)
I then have an ...
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Since it's a browser form, there isn't an out of the box way to show a popup - If you are using your own button for submit (not the submit in the ribbon) you can send them to a different view with a success message and have a close button, I'd think. But that's the only idea I have for a SharePoint list form...
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Wonderful - I'm glad you have it resolved.