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Hi Hilary,
Thank you for responding! I'm definitely a newbie to this, so while I've reviewed the cascading drop-down posts, I just can't seem to set it up correctly. Thank you so much for offering to take a look at my form. I have attached it as per your request.
Thanks again!
Jenielle
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Since you aren't using ODATA for that connection, I don't think you'll be able to sort it. Can you store the data in Excel sorted the way you want it returned?
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This should just be the same filter logic for cascading dropdowns that you see in other posts - even with the same data source for all three items, the basic logic would be the same. Attach your form to a reply (under the options tab) if you'd like me to take a quick look.
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Managed to work this one out courtesy of this video
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Hello,I am creating a form in InfoPath Designer 2013 which will leverage a single SharePoint list as a data source for three of the fields. There are three columns within the single list that I would like to drive the user experience. The columns are Company; Vendor Name; and Vendor Number.1. I would like the user to first select their company ...
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I can bring in a column of data into my drop-down list from a REST connection using the following expression... count(preceding-sibling::ns2:c) = 0. However, I need to sort this data alphabetically. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Ouch - that makes it tough. Take him cookies? :)
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Hello,
I don't know if this helps, but I am able to pull email based on a look up table and a (Drop Down field) of different user Groups from a SharePoint List form using InfoPath Double Eval function.
Here is what I have (this is with the Edit Xpath (Advanced) ...
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Thank you for the replies, unfortunately our admin covers the entire university campus so he is swamped constantly and not much available LOL. I will let him know your recommendations, thanks!
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Is the 2nd tier manager the manager of the user's manager (wow, sounds so confusing like that, hopefully you know what I mean!)? If so, couldn't you get the user's manager w/ GetUserProfileByName and then query again with the manager in the account name for that connection to get THAT person's manager?