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Did you add the column to the data connection? Are you using SharePoint 2010 or 2007?

Hi again, You don't need code to populate the repeating table. You can use default values as well. I'm attaching an example CopyRepeating.xsn that shows two techniques: Default data - you add rows to your main data source and then use the side-effect of setting a column to trigger rules on the rows to copy from the secondary data ...

Hi EdwardV, Here's the English translation that I will respond to: Hello everyone, I developed a form infopath and my problem is this. I do two repeating tables (we will call T1 and T2). These two tables are completely independent. My goal is to make math operation between two tables when the user adds lines. For example, mulitiplier ...

Add a data connection to your form that receives data from the document library where you are submitting your form. Make sure that this receive data is set to not connect on load Add a Form Load rule to your form with the following actions:  First add an action to set the value query field for the title to the current ...

Another way around this without doing the comparison is: Add a field to your form (let's call it "key") with default value of concat(userName(),"-",today()) Promote that "key" field and republish your form so it shows up in the library Create a data connection to the library you are submitting ...

InfoPath can submit data to more than one list or library but requires some tricks with CAML, or qRules SubmitToSharePointList. Search on those topics my friend and you will find lots of examples. I still do not understand your scenario. You say you have a form where a document is attached and that document is uploaded to a doc library. How are ...

Create a validation rule with a condition that is "The expression" with the following value: translate(my:Date, ":-T", "") > translate(xdDate:AddDays(xdDate:Today(), 14), ":-T", "")

You'll need to create a custom workflow. Another option would be just not to create the special characters to begin with. You can add validation to your form to prevent people from adding those characters. Yet another option would be to encode the characters when the form is submitted. qRules Encode command could be used. You'd have to ...

Hi Deeayrian, It's the URL for the target form. You will probably need to make it part of your concat function. For example, in the source form: concat("http://site/library/form/template.xsn&ID=",ID), where ID is a field in your form that you will be using for the input parameter. You can get the URL for your site (assuming ...

File->Form Options->Security and then uncheck Automatic and select Restricted.