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Hi Hilary. I tried your simple, but brilliant expression and it worked as expected. You saved the day once again. Thank you very much. WHEELS.
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Hi Hilary.
I will give that a try. I did find the following, and although it looked promising, I am getting an error:
Unexpected character.
substring(eval(eval(my:group/pc:Person, -->‘<--concat(pc:my:group/pc:Person/pc:AccountId, “;”)’), “..”), 1, string-length(eval(eval(my:group/pc:Person, ...
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I think you need to move the substring part of the formula: eval(eval(AccountId, 'concat(substring-after(.,"UP\"), ";")'), "..")
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I tried the following, but it only resolves the 1st name when emailing:
concat(substring-after(AccountId, "UP\"), ";")
WHEELS
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Good morning.
I have been successfully using the Person/Group Picker control for a while now with the following:
eval(eval(DisplayName, 'concat(., ";")'), "..")
I ran into an issue where this would fail if 2 individuals have the same name. So I am try to go with the AccountId. I created the following to user the ...
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I have a form which has been in use for 3-4 years. Over those years I have made a number of changes to it. But it has not been changed since May last year.
It is a browser based form with Domain trust, which is uploaded to central admin.
In June last year my PC was upgraded and migrated to the domain of our parent ...
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Well - no, but if you put them all in the same layout table cell, that should have the same effect. See attached sample - save locally, right click and select design, then preview.
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Ah man that sucks. I am sure I know the answer but is there a way to stack the controls on top of each other?
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No - it would be nice, right? Instead, use multiple drop down controls, each bound to the source you want, then use conditional formatting to display the one you want to use....