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I should add - you do still have the error node where you can see it when you are trying this, right?
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Interesting! Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab? I'd like to take a look at it.
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Sounds like qRules has been disabled - any chance you accidentally added custom code to your form? If you put the Command field on your form, type in GenerateGuid and tab out, what happens?
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You bet. I don't think we have a way currently to return the week of the year based on a date (but that would be a good add - I'll put in a feature request). We have a command called "GetWeekDay" that I think you can use to easily get the Monday and Friday based on a date tho. Check the command overview for deets, but here ...
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If the actual value of the string is M/d/yyyy (not just the formatting - XML dates are always yyyy-MM-dd), you can combine a couple of substring-after...
substring-after(datefield, "/") gets you d/yyyy
so:
substring-after(substring-after(datefield, "/"), "/")
should get you just the year I think.
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Ah, now I know what's up. We need to add " 00:00:00" to the date. That's a space and 0s for time for hours, minutes, etc. This is because SharePoint doesn't have a date data type, but has a date time data type. Can you try that? With a concat? And see if that helps?
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You got it. So - one thing it took me a while to understand but that is very important is that rules only execute when the field they are on changes. When you check the box, there is nothing in units. We don't want to run the rule if there is nothing in units, so we add a condition to protect about that. When you change units, if the box ...
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So - what are you currently trying? Where does the list of possible groups come from? Where would the group owner information come from?
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Can you attach a screenshot under the options tab showing the issue?
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Where is your rule? I expected to see it on the Order Date - is it someplace else?