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  • Re: Displaying 'Count' of item in a repeating table

    &nbsp;Here is the XPath on the Count of Rec field: count(xdXDocument:GetDOM(&quot;RECList&quot;)/data-set/record/RECNum[../BUNum = xdXDocument:GetDOM(&quot;BUList&quot;)/data-set/record/BUNum]) &nbsp;The result: &nbsp; Image of result: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxlPX1FIi-PDeFRPQWEwSzgtZXM/view&nbsp; Here is the xsn file: ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by NathanWynn on 05-10-2017
  • Re: New Form error message

    &nbsp;Wow, I really don&#39;t know. Everyone is using the same browser? This is a filler form, right? Everyone has signed into Office 365 and clicked &quot;remember me&quot;?
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 05-10-2017
  • Re: In Querying Secondary Data Source, can you have an "OR" situation in the query fields?

    &nbsp;Use a REST data connection maybe? No qRules needed for that, but REST allows for more complex filters.
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 05-10-2017
  • Re: Displaying 'Count' of item in a repeating table

    So - can you paste the full XPath of an attempt at the formula in a reply? Create the formula with the filter (selecting the repeating row in List 2, select filter data, select the BU # is equal to the BU # in List 1) then select the Edit XPath checkbox and paste the result in a reply &amp; I can probably give you a hand. :)
    Posted to General (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 05-10-2017
  • Re: Displaying the date from a calculated date field

    Hi there, If the field&#39;s data type is Date then you can use the format 14 March, 2001. &nbsp; As far as why it&#39;s displaying then you have to check the&nbsp;&#39;calculating rules&#39;. Your post didn&#39;t provide enough info for any further recommendation.
    Posted to General (Forum) by NathanWynn on 05-10-2017
  • Displaying 'Count' of item in a repeating table

    &nbsp;I have to SP lists List 1: BU List BU#1 BUName1 BU#2 BUName2 BU#3 BUName3 List 2: REC List BU#1 REC#1 RECName1 BU#1 REC#2 RECName2 BU#3 REC#3 RECName3 BU#3 REC#4 RECName4 BU#3 REC#5 RECName5 I have an IP form with connections to BU List &amp; REC List I would like to have a repeating table to display BU List with&nbsp;1 ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by NathanWynn on 05-10-2017
  • Re: InfoPath Query to get User Name

    Hi Rodman, Let&#39;s call the text field that houses the Engineer&#39;s name is txtEName. When GetUserProfileByName runs, we check txtEName field. If txtEName is blank then place the FullName from Getuser to txtEName; otherwise, just don&#39;t do anything. Logic behind:&nbsp;When Engineer creates the form, the txtEName must be blank&nbsp;so ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by NathanWynn on 05-10-2017
  • Re: InfoPath Query to get User Name

    &nbsp;Alan, &nbsp;Again thank you for your quick response. I will experiment with your solution on a test from and evaluate the results. Again, Thank You! - Rodman&nbsp;
    Posted to General (Forum) by veney on 05-10-2017
  • Re: XML data source - format changed

    &nbsp;Worst XPath EVER. Here&#39;s from a test form I set up:xdXDocument:GetDOM(&quot;UTA_HR_UTA20-BAD&quot;)/ns1:webRowSet/ns1:data/ns1:currentRow[ns1:columnValue[number(xdXDocument:GetDOM(&quot;UTA_HR_UTA20-BAD&quot;)/ns1:webRowSet/ns1:metadata/ns1:column-definition/ns1:column-index[../ns1:column-name = &quot;A.EMPLID&quot;])] = ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Hilary Stoupa on 05-09-2017
  • Re: InfoPath Query to get User Name

    &nbsp;Hi Rodman, thanks for the extra information and I see the problem. Completing a step in a process and &#39;cheating; the system to act as someone else is particularly complicated I&nbsp;believe.&nbsp; The&nbsp;last person to work on the form will (should? ) always&nbsp;be the person whose name appears in the &#39;last modified&#39; ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by merley72 on 05-09-2017
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