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Oh. I guess it never occurred to me to ask how you were submitting - I'd assumed you meant in the re-opened form.
I'd probably add a section meant to be displayed while emailing that had the form info in expression boxes or something instead. Controls don't always format nicely in email.
The first few posts in this thread outline ...
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The control in the second image doesn't look like a date picker. Is it the same control? Or is it open in IPFS (can't remember off hand if the calendar shows always in IPFS).
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Oh, I think I may have misunderstood here.
So - I originally put in a formula that would set the value of the last instance of the row.
concat('SetValue /xpath=/my:myFields/my:grpReplacement/my:grpReplacementIssue/my:Replacement[last()]/my:strReplacementIssued /value=', strIssuedBy)
Your form logic inserts a new row, and then this ...
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Found the error in the view in the xsl - I'm going to manually fix up and email back to you.
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I should have stated to replace the placeholders here as well:
http://yourserver/yourweb
with the actual URL to your SharePoint site where the list is. Did you do that?
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Hi - there is a third party product that can do this - called CoSign for SharePoint. Here's a bit more information - apparently it will allow you display the last signer as a promoted property in your library.
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So, just to update this with the email conversation we've been having - I published the form to my server and the view looked as you anticipated...
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Here's another post where this same scenario just came up, see if it helps you - if not, let me know. :-)
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I'm glad you have things working! Enjoy qRules - I'm a bit biased here, but I think it is an amazing product. You'll be able to do all kinds of things you couldn't do before in InfoPath. :-)
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I see what is wrong with your first post now - you had myfields instead of myFields. XPath is case sensitive.