InfoPath Dev

Dear Ms. Hilary, Could you please help me this issue: - Currently, I have repeating table and Repeating Section. - Repeating Section is getting data from Repating Table. It works well. However, can I groups same data in Repeating Section. Ex: In attached photo, you can see Submary of Charge table. I am using Repeating Section. Can ...

Hi Hilary, you are completely correct. I chose to not display the ribbon because i already have save and close button in my form and i didn't want to confuse my users. Now I have to keep the ribbon to make sure the Rich Text Box works...Thank you so much for the help!

Not to my knowledge. From what I've read, you actually have to send an invite to the calendar. You might be able to do this with the lists web service and CAML, though, if you aren't using SharePoint Online. If you are using SharePoint Online, I'd just submit the data to the library or list for the form and use Power Automate for this.

I think selecting the option to not display the ribbon is what broke these.

Great job, glad you have it working!

Ok, so I have managed to get it working with an action off the multiple selection list box, when a value changes and have a backup of a button - thank you Hilary. I used this formula: eval(eval(XXX, 'concat(., "; ")'), "..") and in XXX I selected the status field from the secondary list I have ...

I used Rich Text Box controls for three fields in my InfoPath form: Material Number(s), Request Summary and Justification, Comments. The problem is that each time I tried to input something in these fields in browsers that are not IE, there was a prompt message said "Your browser does not support the InfoPath Rich Text Edit control. To ...

Hi Hilary! Thanks for the reply and POC form - I am not sure why I didn't think if having a button check the status and update it! Yes, those multiple selection lists are quite tricky indeed! I am thinking now that when the user submits the form (via a button) I trigger that action to check and update the status, which it will hopefully ...

I believe for SharePoint Lists Filler and Web Browser forms are the same.  In the Form Options, click on Web Browser. Deselecting the box "Show InfoPath commands in Ribbon or toolbar" will hide the Save & Close as well as the rest of the items on the ribbon.

So, the biggest issue I see is that multiple selection list boxes can be kind of flaky - the rules that should run when selected / deselected don't always seem to run correctly, and defaults don't always seem to calculate correctly (i.e., sometimes you have to deselect an item to get the default to calculate). What about having a button ...