InfoPath Dev

Well - the root of your issue is that you are dealing with a repeating table. You have a data source - PurposeCategory. You query it for a given purpose, and get your categories for the first row. The user enters a second row. She selects a different purpose, which returns a different list of categories. If you go click on the category drop down ...

So, the very first thing I do when I hear something like this is see if qRules works at all in the form. When I went to preview your form, I got a warning about it not being able to find it's custom code - is there a chance you may have accidentally added code to your form? It is possible to use qRules with custom code, if that is what you ...

Whoo hoo! Teamwork for the win, glad you have it working!

So - here's my workaround. Add a field to the main data source. Set its default value to a calculated value - that would be the filtered XPath - MyExternalField[. = UID] or what have you. Then, in the calculated value I was testing with, I used addDays with my new field (the one with the default value).... does that work in your circumstances?

Oh wow - never mind what I just said - while the formula editor is not complaining, my form won't open in preview - when I preview I get the same error you were getting!

So, I just tried this - I added a caclulated value on a form, and used addDays with the field I'm adding to from a secondary data connection (a SharePoint list). I added a filter - that another field in my SharePoint list must be equal to a field in my form. I did not get an error from the formula editor. But I think you are saying that your ...

Hi, Tibby08 - I deleted the other post since you wanted to have your post here. Hope that's okay with you. In the future, if you feel you've posted to the wrong forum, feel free to send me a private message or email me, and I'll be more than happy to move your post, okay? Have a great day, and I hope your other user is able to use ...

Actually, it looks like in that sample, you'll only ever have the last entry. I modified this a just a smidge. :-)

If she is using SharePoint 2010, Quick Publish will make it easier. I think you do have to save the template locally after opening in edit mode, then you can make changes and use Quick Publish to republish a bit more painlessly.

So the start & end date are just date, and the repeating table is date time from a SharePoint list data connection to a calendar?