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Hi All, May i asked your help i'm using infopath 2013, i need to make date difference calculation 5 business day on form without click submit button. i have start date and end date list. Right now i already do this calculation on sharepoint. but i need to make this calculation on form. Really appreciate your help !

I think so - not enough detail to be 100% sure tho. I would say you need a rule on field A and one one field B. On both fields, determine what to set the query fields in your list connection to and execute the query to get a correct list for your dropdown.

Yes, I'll do that this morning.

Hello team, thank you for your support. I have a form, that since it is loaded, in a Drop-Down listbox a query to a Sharepoint list is executed, this results in a list of users according to the criteria of the list. Now, it is necessary for me to change this, since now I must change this query based on a conditional, that is, if a field A is ...

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In my form I have a drop-down list that is connected to a SharePoint list like below Items: **Doc** **Rev** Doc-0001 00 Doc-0001 01 Doc-0001 02 Doc-0002 00 Doc-0002 01 Doc-0003 00 in drop down list I like to show ...

So - basically, if your rules are running inside the repeating element, they will only set the value of their siblings (i.e. the fields in the same repeating group). So - by setting that helper field, it will then set values only for its own row. Not for any other row. Otherwise when you set the RateTier, outside of the repeating group, all ...

Thank you for that I am looking at it presently. So trying to follow the logic a bit and now I understand what you mean by the values of the equipment and service line items being the same as well. - Do the rules process in order with the initial rule being the initial trigger? I see the helper field you mentioned and see that it does indeed ...

Ah, I see what you are talking about now. So - the RateTier field is outside of the repeating element where you are setting values. This means that it will set every single value the same, as you've seen. I usually just use a helper field for something like this - and I also think your logic could be simplified. It looks like you need all the ...

Great - I'll take a look later today and let you know what I learn :)