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In the control properties you can set the verbiage you want for the text to display.
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The challenge with SharePoint is that it cannot handle related data.
You can build your own list with a CAML.
You would have to manage both updates and inserts manually and relate the data itself.
I typically use SQL and extract the data from muy forms and then use web reports to display this relational data.
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Hi Jamie.
Send me an email and I will show you how this can be accomplished.
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No this is all manual.
Default the field to the name of your current view and then when switching the view with your buttons add another action to update the field with the new view name.
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When you select preview it shows you the current view in designer.
Switch to your default view before selecting preview to enable all of the flow.
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Go to form options and property promotion.
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I have not tried this but possibly you could set the field your attachment control is bound to to blank.
Otherwise copy your controls to a new view and set it up the way you want it.
Create a field which tracks the state and set it to 'readonly' right before the email submit.
Put a rule in the open rules if state = readonly then switch ...
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now you create a conditional rule on submit
if view = 'currentviewname' and field is not blank
add your submit actions.
You could have a rule which was field blank and use a message to alert the user, etc
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I believe you can use a static query with SharePoint but often a dynamic query is what you are looking for.
I use web services on SQL to be able to dynamicly query anything I want and sort without needing code. I do not think there is a way to really have dynamic queries with SharePoint, that is one of the limitations, besides no relational ...
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Hi Jarret, Welcome to the forum.
Ussually, you would just hide the attachment control.
Create a field called readonly that is a boolean.
When you sumit to email set it to true.
Put conditional formatting on the attachment control or the section it resides within to hide if Readonly is true.
You also could maybe set the field value of the ...