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Instead of copying my comments on every forum, I've added my commentary to my blog:
InfoPath 2010 Rules!
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Thanks for the reply...
That is the approach I had taken, with no result. Weird!
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Don't use the expression. Just use the result and say "If field2 is great than XX, then do stuff" Don't put the conditional formatting on field 2 - put it on field A, right?
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I don't understand why this wouldn't be easily doable. What is keeping your users from changing that data? Are you displaying data from the secondary data connection? If so, you need to put that data in a data element on your main data source, and then people can update it without trying to affect the data in the list.
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It's in IP, but not in the Tools > Form Options > Property Promotion tab. You do it as part of the publishing process when you get to the part of the wizard where you choose columns. that's where you define your promoted properties, assign them to new or existing columns, choose an action (if repeating), and choose ...
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Where is the checkbox you are talking about located (SPD, IP, or Sharepoint)? I could not find it in IP.
To clarify, in IP I promate a field. The field value is visible as a column in the Sharepoint library, but I can't edit or delete it (I can still do lookups on it from another library though). I open SPD and start ...
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Hi,
I have an Infopath form with many views and submitting data to sharepoint. I have an issue here.
I have a textbox on form for which I am displaying data from the different sharepoint list column. One of the requirements is users should be able to edit the populated data. It don't have to change the data from the list, but it ...
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Hello,
I am trying to conditionally format field A, based on the result of a formula from an expression box. I caanot seem to find where I can use a formula as the basis for my conditional formatting... Any Ideas?
I want to conditionally format Field 2 when the formula in the expression box yields a rsult greater ...
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Thanks! Appreciate your help!!!
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Try now - I had pasted something else on accident.