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IT WORKED!!! I guess I don't comprehend how ID can equal Company. Thank you so much.
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Okee dokee, now I'm kind of understanding what's going on - I hadn't realized this was a SharePoint List form.
I made some guesses in the attached file - save it locally (right click and save as), then right click on the saved file and select Design to open in IP designer.
I removed your rule on the Company field. I set the drop ...
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Hilary,
Thank you SO much for your time. I have attached my Leads.xsn file.
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If they are set as Submit buttons, they will use whatever your Submit Options are set to. If you change them to use Rules and Custom Code, you can just add a rule to submit to a data source and select the appropriate submit data connection.
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Well, it sounds as if your field with the dropdown bound to it may not be a string datatype. Can you paste the formula you are using to set the value of the Phone, for example? Click the box that says "edit Xpath" first, so I can see the full XPath? Or just attach your template to a reply, under the Options tab.
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In a form I've created I'm asking InfoPath to take user inputted variables and create a name for a log file. The format is:
DeviceName-Date-MaintenanceNumber
but InfoPath is inserting a space so that the file name would be:
DeviceName- Date-MaintenanceNumber
Any place there's a reference to the date field ...
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If I use Value=Company Name and Display Name=Company Name for my Company Dropdown it works properly and I am able to auto populate other cells on my form from the dropdown selection HOWEVER I am unable to save the form due to the error: InfoPath cannot submit the form because if contains errors. Errors are marked with either a red ...
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Yes,it is a submit button controlled by rules now , I tried to point each button to it's associated library through the 5 or so data connections I have setup to the libraries, but once I do this for each and the main submit button is clicked it submits to ALL at the same time. I only want it to submit to the "Assessment Vault" and ...
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Well - InfoPath can submit to SQL - but I'm not sure if it is going to let you combine two databases for its data source.
As to several ways to see the results - I guess you could lay the data fields out differently in different sections, and give the user an option button or something and use conditional formatting to determine which section ...