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Hi,
Thank you BlvdWheat, the form is a non-browser enabled form which is published to SharePoint (WSS 3.0). I may try your idea at some point today.
Leoffneym, the point I was trying to make (badly) is that I've got a form where a user can go in and add an attachment in View 1. When the form is submitted and marked as ...
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I am not following. I have an email submit datasource already for rhe form. Can you please elaborate?:)
Thank you,
Ynygma
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You can carry out a sumproduct (or sum any other aggregate expression) using the eval and sum functions:
sum(eval(/my:myFields/my:myGroup/my:myParentField, 'my:childField1 * my:childField2'))
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In InfoPath, the xpath provides the "if" logic for your sum operation. Take the following schema for expenses, and you want to sum all approved expenses.
<my:myFields>
<my:Expenses>
<my:Expense my:approved='false' my:amount='23.55' ...
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Two thinks you can do: 1. Iterate through all the items in the InputParameters collection, looking for the one you want. This will also let you do a case-insensitive match on the key. or 2. Place your lookup in a try-catch block.
Either approach should work if the key is right, though I recommend the former.
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Eventually I will get good enough at this stuff to actually contribute some answers, but for now . . .
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Is it possible to add a new instance of a repeating table with the values zeroed out? For instance, I am creating a gear order list (still) in which the user goes down the list and enters the number of each item he ...
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Sure, this is what I am presented: WILL NOT SHOW JPQ
I am going to lay out setup:
Submit Options
Configure the submit commands on the menu, toolbar, and buttons for this
form.
CHECKED OFF - Allow users to submit this form
CIRCLE Selected - Send form data to a single destination
E-mail..................................PULL DOWN ...
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Hello-
I am trying to publish a web-enabled form. I accidentally click the Programming button and Microsoft VB opened. Now when I publish my form, it says that it cannot be opened in a web browser. The specific error I get is:
"The SOAP response indicates that an error occurred on the server:
Server was unable to ...
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You've run into some InfoPath/SharePoint limitations in your scenario. If you want to write to SharePoint lists from one form, you can take a look at qRules. For writing to SQL you can take a look at DBXL. Information on both is available at http://www.qdabra.com. There may be some solutions that involve writing code or creating your own web ...
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You'll want to use InfoPath User Roles. Then use those roles to either (a) hide/show sections or (b) switch views. Here are some ...