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I was able to pull this off, but you have to think backwards. Basically when your doing an is XXXX = YYYY in a data filter, if you want to apply a function, you can only do it in the YYYY part.. so instead of doing is TRANSLATE(XXX, "ABC", "abc") = YYY I had to switch it to, is YYY = TRANSLATE(XXX, "ABC" , ...
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This was a secondary data source. I ended up using a translate in the form so that it was able to normalize the data and do the comparison.
I'd still love to know if T-SQL is possible, I couldn't find anything in the DOCS. it doesn't seem like it works at all though.
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Use this SharePoint addon package to configure your Modern UI library views to open documents and templates in Qdabra Forms. It also helps to generate the links to launch Qdabra Forms.
This download includes setup documentation and a .sppkg addon file for installation in SharePoint.
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Again, I simply don't believe there is a good approach using the structure you currently have in place, with each field inside its own repeating section. That said, part of your issue may be that you are setting the field on it's own change - which is rarely a good approach. You should probably put your rule somewhere other than on the ...
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Is this a Nintex feature, opening a specific view via URL? In InfoPath forms (not list forms, just regular library forms) the only ways to do this involve code (or qRules) to get an input parameter and switch the view.
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InfoPath doesn't have such a think as "IF" statements. We use rule conditions instead to determine whether to set a field's value. Looks like in this case you'd use two rules - the first could set the target field to Available, with no conditions, then the second could have your two conditions, and if they are true, set the ...
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I am a first time Infopath user (still need to read a lot) and run in to this, this might be a syntax error on my side any idea????
Expected value type: ,
Actual value: string
IF(../my:Selection="27/08/2018 from 10h00 to 12h00 (Bloemfontein)" and COUNT(../my:Selection)>=100, -->"Fully Booked"<--, ...
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