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Hi,
Can you go through the below link
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/3023.aspx
I hope it might help you.
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Hi, thanks for the quick response. I heard someone says there is a way to make it happen but not sure how.
Or perhaps you have some workarounds.
Cheers...
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Thanks Hilary.
file attachment is working now.
Jaimin
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Hi,
The [Me] function can be used only with default columns like Modified By, Created By... etc. You cannot use the [Me] function in a calculated column.
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Hello,
We can get the form using SharePoint site url of the form. Below is the path to get the form,
http://<ServerName>/<SharePointSiteName>/<SharePointLibraryName>/<FileName>.xml
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Hi Michael,
In InfoPath you don’t have the option to change the “Time” by using the + and – buttons. You can only manually edit the time in the “Date Time Picker” control.
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Hi,
I managed to display most of the fields in InfoPath form as SharePoint Form Library columns. SharePoint will show who is the current user in one of the columns.
The next step is to modify SharePoint view to display only those forms related or belog to login users.
I used [Me] in the Filter settings but still failed. ...
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Actually the POUserID is populated with the userName function.
The UserId is the field in the secondary data source.
The formula is trying to say "find the phone number in tblUsers (in Access) where its UserID (an indexed field) = the POUserID (as found on the form).
I do not get an error, but no data is returned.
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That looks correct.
I would have a field that defaults to Username(), I am assuming that is the UserID.
So your formula looks correct.
Have you put UserID on the form to verify what is coming across? USername gets the local username not the domain account. That is one limitation that I prefer an AD web service for so that it works ...
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I would verify the values are an exact match with no extra characters.
Typically you would use a dropdown list or something where the user selects the filtered value from the secondary data, rather than typing in something free hand so that you can make sure there is a match.