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See attached. Right click the linked form in the post header, save it locally. Right click the locally saved file and select Design to open in Design mode. Preview to see the filters working. Filter is added to the dropdown selection for the column b dropdown.
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They are static data, as you mention the XML file be great for this.
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I think you'll need to at least use a secondary data source (either XML or a SharePoint list) for the second dropdown for "column b" then - will these options change very often? Or are they pretty static?
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Yes I am using sharepoint but currently creating the form in InfoPath. What I meant by saying ""If any other is select in column in that column a it should be the default value, it should only work only when A is selected" Lets see any other option is selected besides option A, the drop down should work normal. Only when option A ...
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Are you using SharePoint at all? If so - I'd create a list there for the options. I can create a sample for you with XML tho - but I don't understand this sentence: "If any other is select in column in that column a it should be the default value, it should only work only when A is selected"
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Can you walk me through on how I can achieve this?
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Okay, it didn't seem to work the first few times for seem reason but it works now. Thanks.
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This is something you'll need to use a secondary data source for in order to be able to apply a filter. You can either use an XML file, or, if you are using SharePoint, use a SharePoint list.
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You have to download it and open it in design mode as per my instructions above: Right click the linked form in the post header, save it locally. Right click the locally saved file and select Design to open in Design mode.
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I cant seem to open the form you attached. I need domain permission.