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Hi Doreen,
Typically, you can only have one template associated with a form library. However, with content types you can have multiple templates attached to a single library, which is I think the best practice and probably the only way.
Also, you can have differenct workflows available for a specific content type. Please check this link ...
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Hi Devin,
I was able to do a little reasearch and was able to change the the currency format by adjusting the Window's currency settings. In Windows 7, Go to Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region, > Region and Language > Additional Settings > Currency.
Form there, I modified the currency sign, the decimal symbol to a ...
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Hi Jacques,
There is a previous thread which discussed disabling the Save As dialog when closing the form using an IP filler. I'm not familar with this apporach but I hope I'm able to point you toward the right direction.
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Hi topdes1k23,
I believe that you will need to use a global unique identifier (GUID) in order to associate your rows/data from one another. There is a previous thread which discusses generating GUID using C# or VB, or you can have InfoPath generate a GUID by using a formula similar to this:
concat(userName(), translate(now(), "T:-", ...
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Hi MittyMuffikins,
Is your summary table a repeating table? If so, you may use a formula similar to this pattern sum(fieldA[TableACategory = SummaryCategory]) + sum(fieldB[TableBCategory = SummaryCategory]) , if not then you may try a formula similar to sum(fieldA[TableACategory = ActualCategory]) + sum(fieldB[TableBCategory = ActualCategory]) , ...
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Hi MeganG,
There is an MSDN link which discusses how to copy secondary data to your main data source using code. Or you may want to check qRules if you wish for a codeless approach. Hoe this helps.
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Hi Ryan,
I may have had something different in mind. Is it possible for you to attach a copy or a sample of your form so I may have a clearer idea of what isn't working for you? Thanks.
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Hi rwdial,
Your conditional rule should look similar to this:
At the repeating table, add a conditinal hide rule which hides the section if the ID (select child ID) is not equal to the other ID (select parent ID). This conditional rule should be enough for you to hide the row. Hope this helps.
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Hi John,
Further tests show that there was a bug on the repeating data section which had the formula. Please try recreating another repeating table below and re-enter the formulas for the Finance Use Only section. Hope this fixes the issue.
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The approach I made only had a single column for WasPartExtended in SharePoint, but had 3 separate fields in InfoPath. And in this approach, the 2nd instance of WasPartExtended was updating the first WasPartExtended in the form so that when you submit your form, the 2nd one will overwrite the first one and then submit to SharePoint. Anyway, would ...