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I think you need to calculate the minutes then divide the result by 60.
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Hi - is the date field in your main data source?
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Conditional formatting rules only apply to individual controls. Action or Validation rules depend on the field itself, not on the view.
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Can you add the filter you want in the list and then paste the url in a reply? In your earlier attempt, I can see you sorted, but it doesn't appear you actually added a filter on your desired filter column.
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Well - you have a sort field of ICN_Text - is that the field you want to be filtering on? Is the LinkTitle field even in the view?
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On your new site, where it isn't working, if you manually apply the filter on the list and compare that URL with the URL you are creating, are they the same? Obviously, the one you manually create will have the actual claim number in it, but this gives you a way to verify the URL....
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I don't recall right off if we can modify the postback settings on a people picker control - but you may want to try modifying those - right click the control and see if there is a browser tab with postback settings. As to why? Who knows why browser forms do 1/2 the things they do. :)
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Hi -
So you know, this can be kind of hard.
First, to submit to a calendar, you'll need to write code or you can use qRules (it submits to a SharePoint list, which is what you need to do here).
Second, to check whether the date is valid, you'd want to query the list prior to submit and compare the start datetime with the existing ...
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Excellent! glad it is all sorted. :)
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I am suggesting that when you create the data connection in your InfoPath form template, you include the Where clause by clicking the Edit SQL button in the data connection dialog that generally shows the SQL data structure tree. Set the data connection to not run on load.
Then save your form as source files (from the Publish ...