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Great news! Glad that fixed it!
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Come to find out, it just needed a simple patch! All users are now operational, thanks for the reply!
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The new checkbox field is not included in the code. I manually added the checkbox field to the repeating group. I checked the Default Data Values and confirmed the checkbox field is included.
I will note the process I am using to get an Active Directory group membership automatically populates all the rows in the ...
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Ok then. I'll make note of the syntax and re use it if necessary. Thanks so much for all of your help!
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How is your code creating the rows? Is the new field included in that code? Or do you have default rows added that you are populating, in which case under Default Data, the new field may not be selected to be included by default.
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I have created several IP2010 forms where I've used data connections to populate the repeating table rows. I have also been successful in adding check box fields to the repeating table rows. My problem is this. I created a new form where I have used code to retrieve an Active Directory group membership and populate the repeating table rows ...
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Yeah, this is one of those things that you end up having to manually create. I use the formula editor to see if I have my syntax right. But there isn't an option in the first dropdown to add a filter via the UI.
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Thank you for the explanation. Ok. I am looking at the rule you sent me. Its using an expression for the condition:
not(starts-with(xdXDocument:GetDOM("ClassInfoForEnrollementForm")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Class[../d:ID = current()/my:Class], "Reporting 100"))
Is there a way to generate ...
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In your InfoPath form, right click on the Class dropdown and select the dropdown properties. On the first tab, you'll see the data source is your class list, the value is the ID, and the display is the Class. So, in the list that your form is bound to - Class is a lookup. SharePoint is going to store IDs in the lookup column - this is because ...
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That worked Hilary! I have to admit I'm a little confused though. When I view the SharePoint list in Access (this is how it gets updated daily), I see the values in the ID field as numeric and the class as text. See attachment. Huh? :)
And let me just take an aside and say I've never been given such ...