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So - the field is a repeating field and the control is a multi-select? Or there are three check boxes, each bound to its own field? Feel free to attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply if that would be easier than explaining :)
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So - opening the form looks fine in your browser, but not in your colleague's? Are you using the same browser? Do you both have your text settings the same? Is the form missing sections, or just displayed differently? If you could attach a screenshot under "Options" in a reply that might help :)
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This depends on what you will be filtering on. So - if you are going to use equivalence, you can not query on load, and query on the change of the field that you are filtering with. Here's a simple example: You have a list with data that has a "State" column, and the values are WA, OR, ID, CA, etc. In your form, there is a field ...
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Your screenshot doesn't show, unfortunately, but based on your description, this is not possible without code or third party tools. The issue is that we can't add repeating items (groups, fields) with rules in InfoPath. So we don't have any way to copy repeating data from one data source to another out of the box.
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I'm glad I've been able to help you :)
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So - the approach I took was just to remove the control and then change the field - my guess is that with the new field having the same name as the old, you will likely be ok. I would be careful tho - create a test form in the library, save a backup of the currently published form. Publish your new form at a time when no one is using the library. ...
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Here's what I'd do:In the data source task pane, right click field37 and select PropertiesSet the field to repeating (see screenshot)Remove the dropdown control from the formDrag field37 onto the form and select multiple select list boxAs long as the options previously selected are still in the available options, ...
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How odd. Nothing in the Form Load rules that might cause the view to change when the form is opened?
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I'm wondering - did you create the lists just for this project? Looking at the data in the original form, where you had the values hard-coded, I do think that the list data structures could better support this if they were related differently. That is, have a lines list that has the distinct lines (no valves) - so there would be one row per ...
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Ok, thanks - I can't see the data, because I don't have access to your SharePoint site, so I have to guess a bit. I've tried adding a filter to the Valve dropdown in this copy of the form, but it may take a few tries to get it right, because I can't see your data. To open this file, you need to download it by right clicking the ...