-
Thank you so much for your solution.
It works perfectly!!!
I really appreciate your support. Thanks a lot!
-
Hi I created a InfoPath web based form and published to the SharePoint form library. Now user asked if it can be auto checked out when they open the form to edit, like the other documents in the SharePoint form library. I enabled the check out feature in the library, but it seems not working for InfoPath form. I also tried to add checkoutfile and ...
-
See attached for what I mean - preview and in the second table (RAW view) you'll see the qty is set for as many rows as you enter in the table in view one.
-
You could use a default for this, and just direct the user to enter the same number of rows as in the first view customer table?
-
[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Can you attach your latest form? I don't see that first table in the copy I have... ?[/quote]
Oh whoops! Yes I can--here's a shortened copy of what I have so far (attached). (Note I scrapped the calculating values in this version.)
-
Can you attach your latest form? I don't see that first table in the copy I have... ?
-
[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Oh - I must have misunderstand what you wanted to happen - you wanted 3 rows in the second table if there were 3 in the first? I'm afraid IP just doesn't do that... you could add rows by default, use defaults to set the first field to your other table value, and hide blanks, but that is sort of ...
-
Oh - I must have misunderstand what you wanted to happen - you wanted 3 rows in the second table if there were 3 in the first? I'm afraid IP just doesn't do that... you could add rows by default, use defaults to set the first field to your other table value, and hide blanks, but that is sort of messy.
-
[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]I think that should work. You plan to have 5 rows in each table? You should be able to use count of preceding-sibling to get the right row for each.[/quote]
Yes, I set 5 rows by default, as vendors tend to provide 5 lots in their tables. However, I'm hitting another roadblock as I can't ...
-
I think that should work. You plan to have 5 rows in each table? You should be able to use count of preceding-sibling to get the right row for each.