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I'm expanding my work so far from a single entry on a repeating table to a more standard table layout. Each row contains data for one day so I know I can get the difference between two entries and shift it to decimal number in ActualTime and then work the rule magic to get totals. But I need to now expand this to cover up to 4 in/out entries ...
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That is a huge help in understanding the logic. Now I just need to figure how to get time to calc across multiple entries. New post coming soon I think.
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Glad you got it working! One thing that I found hard to remember when I started with InfoPath was where rules go - you want your rules on the field that will be changing. Action rules fire when a field changes, so if you want to set fieldB when fieldA has a certain value, the rule goes on fieldA. :-)
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In the past, I've seen people use SharePoint designer workflow for this - removing permissions on submit and adding back permissions only for those who should be able to see a given form - you'd need to promote a field w/ the user's name, so you had the info available for your workflow.
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Nope - Under File > Form Options, find promoted properties. Add your new column. Republish & it will be in your library. You may or may not need to add it to the view - can't remember if it is added to the default view or not. :-)
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I got it! I just had to play with where the rules were placed and where they were pointing to! Thank you!
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Good morning.
We are having an issue with the email data connections in our forms using the username [function] where the alias has special characters like $ and #. Now the aliases have a underscore instead of these special characters, and the emails will no longer send because the username is based on an individuals log in id which still ...
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I tried this application but was not successful. Your field1 for me would be a calc field called ActualTime that displays the difference in time in decimal format for total hours entered that day (punch in/out). That field should show the total time regardless, then it should be populating a RegTime field with up to 8 hours and anything over 8 ...
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I know there's a way to do this cause I've done it before. Published the form to a SharePoint 2016 form library and now added a field on the form, I can't remember how to add the field so it's reflected in the SP library. I don't have to set up a new Data Connection do I?
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hi,
I have 1 datepicker control, i need to add months(value from textbox eg.6 months) to the date and show result in another datepicker control.
Thanks