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Hello bjorn80, For this you would most likely be better off using a button with rules to submit to a library for "Save As". You can create submit data connections to each location, an then display the button based on something like "form stats" to use the correct save as location. The reason for this is that you can control ...

Hello Kartik, The images did not come along in your post, but the issue that you are having is most likely related to the padding and/or margins of the tables or sections. To fix the issue, right click > table properties for all related pieces and check the padding and margins. If anything is auto, set to 0 or the desired amount. The ...

Hello thrailkillcm, For this sort of behavior you'll probably want to use a secondary Form Logic data source, and a custom submit button. I've attached an example to show you how to evaluate the time. Hope that helps! Bre

Hello DDEBBABY, I think you're on the right track, but may have misunderstood my direction. You should have one SharePoint list, with a column for each of the values you'd like to cascade. I would then change your dropdowns to text fields, and have a rule on the Subject area to set the subject area expert to the value where the ...

Hello Mozzak, In this scenario you will want to use a field form something like a form logic data source. On the submit button you would then use conditions to set an error message, and not run remaining rules if the condition is met. As an added extra, you may want to highlight the blank fields with formatting so that if the error message is not ...

hello jtownson, Another field would need to be added to display the value. You would want to set it based on the change in the dropdown. If the value is not needed in the form, you may be better off using a secondary data source for the dropdown field, and setting the field in the main data source to the display name value. Hope that helps! Bre

Hello DDEBBABY, It looks like the subject area is actually a list embedded in your form. I would suggest modifying one of the lists in your data connection to contain each piece of information as a column to create relational data. Then when a Subject area is chosen, you can cascade to set the values where you have a matching subject area. Hope ...

Hello Tenbao, I would not recommend deleting from your SharePoint Library. I would replace files after the upload to DBXL. Hope that helps, Bre

Hello Guy, You'll need a data connection to your list to pull data in, and then the CAML method for New or Update in the method field in the secondary data source. You will also need to make sure you are using the SharePoint ID column to submit and/or update your items. Thanks! Bre

Hello Scott, The scenario you're describing can be done, but in a slightly different way. I would use a helper field in your form called something along the lines of "FormStatus". When a user clicks a submit button n a particular view, the button should set the FormStatus to match the correct stage of the form, and then submit to ...