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Try this: substring-after(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Retreive Access Levels")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Approvers/pc:Person/pc:AccountId[current() = ../../../d:Title], "\")
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So - sounds like the template has a different schema than the saved XML. You should download one of the saved XML files, and open it with a text editor, and take a look at the schema. You can also preview your current template with one of the existing XML to see what happens - you may need to set versioning to update XML prior to trying this. Feel ...
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Hello,
I have thousands of infopath reports separated by Fiscal year 12, 13, 14, 15 archived into a shared drive from a SharePoint library. The reports are now giving the error below. The share point library where the forms resided have been deleted in 2012, 2013. The template is pointing to the correct library. I tried to reupload the ...
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Hi Hilary, thanks for your response - and apologies for the delay in my response. Unfortunately changing the code exactly as you have written hasn't worked (and I've never edited XPath before so I can't figure it out). I have attached the form template. The code is on an action rule on the Access_Levels field (within the ...
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Hi, I will first thing tomorrow.
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That seems very odd! Any chance you can attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply?
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Yes they are exactly the same. When I preview, the calculations are performed for each field and the sums are populated.
I also set the total cost default value to hwprice once without any calculations and it was blank.
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So hwprice & swprice are fields that are using similar defaults for their values? Do both fields have values if you put them on the form to take a look at them?
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Thanks again for your assistance Friday.
Well, I'm trying to build on that success. I have a total of four multiple-selection list boxes for which I am calculating a total.
I would like to calculate the sum all of these list box totals. All fields have a data type of decimal (double). The formula I'm using for the default value of my ...
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Wow, thanks Don! That was super fast! Much appreciated.