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Hi
I have 2 Lists which have Parent-Child relations. Both lists have 2 different List forms created for New Item.
These forms are embaded on single form (i.e. child form is embaded in Parent form) using InfoPath Webpart.
However when its used by user, there is major space between 2 Web Parts or forms. UI looks bit separate and user ...
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Patrick, thank you so much for your reply. I used the option 2 and worked just fine.
Thanks again!
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OK, so the "MileageRate" field, the Drop Down list, was there as a test for me to get input from an external data source (my other SharePoint list that has the mileage rates) and to be reflected in the calculated value fields column named "Mileage Rate".
This, I was able to get to work so that when a user would select a value ...
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So - I don't understand why the MileageRate1 field, which is a true / false field, is being used in the repeating table... shouldn't the mileage rate in the repeating table (the calculated value) be bound to a number field? The field called "MileageRate" which I was guessing would be the actual rate, looks like it is a choice ...
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Sorry here's the screen shot of the error
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Thank you soooooo much for helping with this Hillary.
Unfortunately, it still isn't working. I removed the MileageRate field (because I just included this as an example) and updated the form to look like it's supposed to look and work.
Now I'm getting the error when selecting With or Without car allowance buttons "only ...
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Try this one. You don't need to query the list again - you are doing that when the form opens. I've got rules on MileageRate1 to set MileageRate - hopefully that is what you needed.
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Unfortunately, there is no straightforward way to do this - and since your form is bound to a DB, I think there is no non-code way to do this. If it was not a DB bound form, you could add rows by default to the table and use formulas to populate them, hiding the blanks. But I don't think you can do that in a DB form.
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Each employee is required to do things for health insurance requirements. e.g. Get physical, take a health survey, attend wellness day etc.
We have an infopath form that has a nested SQL DB connected tables.
Table Employee
Table Requirements (this would be a repeating table)
The Employee is a single row in a database
The ...