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This document shows how to convert Excel spreadsheets into XML files and directly upload to your DBXL v3.2 instance
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This document will guide you through the installation of DBXL v3.2. If you would like to download a trial version of DBXL, please visit www.Qdabra.com
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This document will guide you through the installation of DBXL v3.2.
If you would like to download a trial version of DBXL, please visit www.Qdabra.com
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My InfoPath 2010 browser form utilizes a data connection to an XML file. The simple little file used to look like this:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<query xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" queryname="UTA_HR_UTA20_ALL" ...
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I have a form that requires digital signatures to be obtained while my techs are at customer locations. At times they will not have access to internet. I recently explored changing the whole form to Adobe but the cost was outside of what we were willing to do at this time. We are currently working on paper copies, my techs ...
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One thing tho - if your final form is going to be browser form, you may want to give this test form a quick test in the browser & make sure IPFS doesn't get all upset over the complex formula in the rules. :)
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WOW thank you so much. This is great
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I actually worked up a quick sample using this link:
http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/calculate-date-difference-infopath-rules-formulas.htm
I've attached it - save it locally, then right click and select design and preview it. I'm not sure if it does what you want tho, frankly - you mention adding 5/4 to 5/14 ...
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Ok this makes more since. Do you have a quick reference to calculate the dates? I look on line and there are so many horrible examples
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I think what you'd have to do is calculate the difference between the two dates, then add that difference to the first date. Is code an option for you? If not, if you have to use InfoPath formulas, you could use one of the many samples online for getting the number of days between your two dates, then use the built in addDays function to add ...