InfoPath Dev

Attached. I have tried using ID as the qualifier as well as the unit name. Both return blank.

Sure - I used XML because I want you to be able to preview. Can you attach your actual template instead of a screenshot? If so, I'd be happy to take a look.

Thank you for the quick response. That example uses an xml instead of a SharePoint list. Please see attached.

See attached sample - save the file locally, right click and select design, then preview. The formula to set the field's value uses the current() function, which may be what is missing in your attempt.

Thank you for all your help! Oddly, enough. SAW_Choice_Collect does not contain RequestType (Value) has started working!

I've seen several posts on here, but nothing really describing HOW to complete this. Drag your secondary into the table doesn't make any sense, so boiling it down with a simple case, hoping for a simple solution: So very simply, let's say I have two controls. A drop down to pick the name of the fruit, which is populated by a list ...

Thank you for your reply. Good to know that its trying to get the true field name and not what InfoPath shows. That doesn't seem to be working either... However, I think the issue is in my communication. The four drop down fields would need to be filtered by the submitted selection. I have created a field ( SAW_Choice_Collect) that collects ...

What view is this dropdown in? Sorry, I'm having a hard time finding things in your form. The XPath to SAWChoice is incorrect in your sample above - I'd guess not(. = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:field10) would be the right XPath.

Hello, I have an MS Excel file with formulas in the columns. How can I export this excel file into sharepoint list to maintain this formulas? Thank you.

 Thank you. I appreciate