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its not working either way. Let me give you the steps I tried, may be there are some issues with my steps:
1) I have repeating section for a table item
2) It has one dropdown control which is bound to secondary Dataconnection (secondary DC is tied to a lookup table with the following column(id1, desc1, id2, desc2, id3, desc3)
3) the ...
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not(my:MasterLaborPerson = (current()/following-sibling::my:RoomingTable | current()/preceding-sibling::my:RoomingTable)/my:Occupant1)
I basically replaced my fields with Jimmy's example. Is there an alternative to " | "?
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What is your expression in the filter? It sounds like an issue with the "|" operator.
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Well it works great in the client, but when I try to publish it to SharePoint, I get this error -
'(current()/following-sibling::my:RoomingTable union current()/preceding-sibling::my:RoomingTable)/my:Occupant1' has an invalid token.
Any idea what might be causing that?
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This is a desktop form (not web form) using Infopath 2010.
1. I'd like the user to enter an id number, click next, and then query the database1 for that id and populate 4 fields.
2. Then just have the user verify the data and then have them click Submit data button to insert those 4 fields into a different database2.
Right now, they ...
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Well tell that super-genius I said THANK YOU! This is brilliantly perfect. Thanks to both of you.
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Hi,
Does any one know a place where I can find proper details about threading support in infopath 2010 library forms?
I searched the web, but couldn't find a proper solution to implement threading in InfoPath 2010.
any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks and Best Regards.
Supub Bulathsinghala
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Oh yeah, Jimmy certainly did know how to do this (he's like a XPath super-genius). I'm attaching his sample form, check out the expressions he used for his filters on his drop downs!
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This is not a question, but a compliment. I am truly amazed at how truly powerful the qRules are and how they can make an average Infopath form, very powerful. I have used qRules for the better part of this year and can truly say qRules have made me a "Rock Star" due to the capabilities of what my Infopath forms can ...