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That is wonderful! Thank you, Hilary, both for sharing your knowledge and your time :)
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Based on the logic you outlined, I'd actually use 4 rules - I'm attaching a simple sample. Right click the link in the post header, and save the file locally. Right click the saved file and select design - from there you can preview and try it out. :)
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Hi Hilary, thank you for answering my query.
If it's not possible then I think that would be an acceptable solution. Would I add 3 validation rules to the date picker?
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I don't think you'll be able to restrict their ability to pick a date - however, you could run validation after the date has been entered. Is that acceptable?
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Hi, I hope someone is able to help.
I have a date picker field that I would like to restrict depending on the result of another field. For example:
I have a choice field (Priority Rating) with 3 options: P1, P2, P3Depending on which option is selected I would like to affect the date picker (Deferral ...
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Hilary, thank you so much. It worked out perfectly for me.
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You could use a secondary data source for the values - set up lists in SharePoint with the required values, add data connections to the lists, and use those for the values for the dropdowns / multi-selects. Then give your user permissions to the lists so they can edit the values.
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I created a form in InfoPath 2013 and published it in Office 365 SharePoint 2016.
How can a user add/delete values in the drop down list box and multiple selection list box of InfoPath form without going to InfoPath design form?
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Are you using SharePoint workflow for this?
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Unfortunately, I don't think there is any way to do that. I think you'll need to start from scratch - just recreate the rules & controls in a new template part.