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Thank you. Works great.
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Nested repeating data won't work w/ a list for the data store. You could instead use conditional formatting to only display the data that would be the same for all items one time, but you won't be able to have a repeating table in a repeating section like this. If both region and system were multiselect, you could have both of them in your ...
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Well - you should be able to get month and day via substring operations and ascertain the FY from that in a form - see attached sample, save the file locally, right click and select Design then preview - not sure about Nintex, but I'm assuming the approved date is in proper XML format of yyyy-dd-MM
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You should be able to hide sections with formatting rules - you aren't selecting both at the same time, are you?
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I have 2 dropdowns that are Conditionally Hidden depending on another dropdown selection. Those rules work.
How can I make those 2 section to be hidden on form load? The Formatting Rule option is greyed out if I select the 2 sections.
Thanks,
John
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I have a Approved Date that is being created by Nintex Workflow. Is there anyway either through the form or workflow to compare a date and determine what Fiscal Year it is (October 1 - Septermber 30) and give the output FY##?
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I'm new to InfoPath and trying to create a form that will allow a repeating table within a repeating section (see attached) inside of a SharePoint list. We are taking inventory of all the departments processes in all the different regions. At first I wanted to be able to use a multi selection box for systems but it gave me an ...
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Hi community,
It is my first post. I have used InfoPath before, but only forms linked to SharePoint lists. Now I have an Access database that saves outsourcing activities of the company. I want to design forms that adds new records to the database (new outsourcing proposals).
Ideally, the next step would be ...
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Our It say every thing is OK no error is found. After much struggle I found work around using share point 2013 workflows using loop condition. Tried to attach here but since there are image sharing the word document:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VK2l-S99ShCH2UNVWMykSGSUg3hSlale/view?usp=sharing
Thanks for your prompt response.
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Yes this is possible, I have several list/libraries that do this. One will usually kick things off so I set it to commence when an item is created, then the others commence when an item is changed. I use both; InfoPath to create the Form and SP Designer to create the workflows. Depending on what your goal is you may only need to create one ...