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I am able to create a drop down menu and link it to an external SharePoint list, with no issues.
However, I would like to create a drop down menu that displays all values entered into a column in the same list. Whenever I try to do this, InfoPath tells me it needs to be a repeating table.
Can anyone advise how I can do this?
Thanks
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The are I would wish to repeat is the Hardware Design and onwards.
many Thanks
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Hi Hilary, thanks for the reply. I checked all the boxes but to no avail, the form came into our account twice again. So frustrating. Struggling with this one and as I'm not a geek I can't even begin to fathom out why it would be doing it.
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Yes thank you. Turned out both accounts I used to log in was locked for some reason - very strange, but luckily the problem was not to big.
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We finally got this issue fixed if anyone is interested. In InfoPath Designer under Data > Form load > Rules - there was a rule 'set field value' on a particular field which pulls the information from SharePoint on form load. By removing this rule and republishing the form, it works OK.
I believe the data is now a 2 way synch ...
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Hi all,
I am opening the infopath form and its giving the following error. Any idea why is this coming?
The form cannot be displayed in the browser because the use of session cookies has been disabled in the current browser settings. In order to load the form, session cookies must be allowed.
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I sent you an email via the forum - you can reply to it with a copy of your form if you like & I can take a look.
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Perfect!
Thanks Hilary. Your help is invaluable!!
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Ok - the form2 sample I posted probably does what you need in those cases, right? Except for the edge case bug where the decimal is >= .95, in which case instead of changing from 21.95 to 22.00, it changes to 21.10? Because if I enter 20.8442, I get 20.80 in that form sample. Here's a copy with the >= .95 bug fixed.
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Ok. I can see where I got unclear. My apologies.
It's true that I want it to display with two decimals. And it's also true that what I have works to do that.
What I still need is for the final price to be rounded to the nearest 100th, I believe.
So when I said I needed 21.9279 to turn into 21.90, I was saying I wanted a number to ...