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You need two rules on your Total field. The first one will have a condition of Total 80 - that will set your target field to Process. I've attached a very simple sample. Save the file locally, right click and select Design. From there you can preview and try it out.
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I've seen this before - a client of the company I work with has a form like this, where we have to recreate the project Every. Single. Time. So annoying. If I recall correctly, it is the web references. For one of their form, I set up data connections in the form instead, and then used those in the code instead of having web service refs in ...
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I am migrating InfoPath 2007 form to 2010 to 2013. The form is developed in InfoPath 2007 and has code behind. I opened the form using InfoPath Designer 2013,updated data connections. When I clicked on Code Editor, code did not open, so I removed the code and hit Code Editor. It created a new Project and I added References, Web References and code ...
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I'm struggling with how to input an Excel formula into InfoPath. I'm hoping the community can tell me how I can convert it to an InfoPath-friendly formula.
The formula is If[Total}<=80, "Contact","Process"
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Secondary Data Connection: SourceData
Fields:ID
RecordNameAdded SourceData to view as Repeating table, inserted a column, add a Hyperlink field 'URL'.
I would like the URL to display dynamically the URL to each of the record in SourceData
URL default: ...
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Ok, I should have been more clear - these are .stp files, so are the templates for the lists themselves. Is your Access Request list using a customized InfoPath form for the list form? It sounded like it was from your initial question - that's the template I'd like. I can add your list templates to one of my SharePoint sites and get the ...
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Actually I think I've managed to find the templates,
See attached :)
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Hello,
Thank you for your help!
Do you know where I'd find the template to upload?
Many Thanks,
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Just updating this thread from our email conversation - it was a specific view in the form, which your detective work had already uncovered. I verified that once everything except the layout table was removed, the view would pass design checker - which is not terribly helpful. I don't know of a tool that would check the validity of the CSS in ...
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Ok - so this is in the Design Checker? Or when you try to publish the form? A bit more info would be helpful. :)