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Hi Jovitech,
Why are you trying to do this with code?
Just copy the values into your form using a rule and a set value. Make sure the destination table has enough blank rows to handle - go to Default Values and add them.
If you don't want blank rows in your form, you could insert the exact count needed using qRules and then use rules to ...
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You could create one task per person. Only other thing I can think of is to use some kind of custom workflow.
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If they open the form from the library, the default save location will be that library, but you want Submit.
I am sure this has come up before and there is some answer buried in this forum.
OK, here's a link on how to do it with qRules: ...
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Hi Bob,
You could make it a button and remove the border on the button and when they click, have it set qRules command to OpenUrlInBrowser.
That's the only thing I can think of.
:)
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Yes, doable without code, but not with a multiple select text box. You'll have to create a control on your own consisting of a repeating section or table and checkboxes, etc. Use the count function to get the number of active selections and add a validation rule that fires if they hit the max and then change the formatting of the checkboxes to ...
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Hello, Since a couple of weeks the IT department set out to create a form for requests for computer equipment. I found it very interesting and I immersed myself in the subject, but I get stuck on a part. The form consists of three parts 1.-Applicant Information - To AutoFill with user data domain Beneficiary 2.-Data - What to ...
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Hi Brandon,
That "very popular method" is no good because SharePoint doesn't lock the count so if you have multiple people writing simultaneously, you could have contention and the Max(ID)+1 will return a value that is truly no longer available.
The correct technique is to submit with a unique ID in the form that is promoted. Then, ...
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Hi A.M.,
We have a Web service called ADUserInfo that has a method called GetGroupsForUser that returns the AD groups that the user is in. Are you using the out-of-box SharePoint UserProfile service?
If so, there might be a limitation with it. Clayton Cobb has done a good job of documenting how to get the most out of ...
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Hi Luke and welcome,
This is a very common request and one that has been answered many times in this forum.
You could import all of the previously entered forms into ShP and rely on the ShP library ID. Just add a double submit to your form. First submit saves form to library (with a field that has a unique ID promoted as a field - see ...
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Hi John,
You'll need to submit as a Receive connection, not a Submit. The receive connection can call a Web service and pass data to it, but you don't have the easy XML string option that you have for Submit, so you have to package up the XML and pass it as a parameter. You can do this using Concat (quite the chore for a large ...