InfoPath Dev

Hilary, When you say promote, does this mean publish onto sharepoint? I'd like to understand what it means to promote a field. There are fields that are only needed to be visible in the infopath form and not needed in the list views if that is what promote means? Regards, Soraie

Oh. I see. I hadn't realized you were saying the form is behaving differently in the browser vs. in the filler. I've never seen that happen w/ a double eval before. When you say "SharePoint view" - you do mean in the form itself in the browser, right? You aren't talking about a promoted property value or anything like that? ...

I am still getting the same results. When I preview the form in Infopath, the text box is formatted correctly. When I publish to SharePoint, the formula only places the semicolon at the end. Both formulas you provided give the same results. InfoPath preview: 78;56;45 SharePoint view: 785645;

Not to my knowledge - I'm sorry. Is there a way you can pick which fields to promote? Or are they all equally important?

Hi, I'd like to ask if there is a way to bypass the SharePoint list column limit without modifying the application end. I have an infopath form with 400 fields. I know this is bad design but I'd like to keep all the fields together. I understand I can create multiple lists and pass data through with workflows but if possible ...

 It looks right to me. I guess you could always try: xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Workbaskets_US_Assignments")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:US_x0023_ = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:ID]/d:New_x0020_Assignment_2, 'concat(., ...

 I have a O365 SharePoint list that has an InfoPath 2013 form created on it. The form has 2 views, the one the user fills out and the email view. I have a submit button on the form that does the following actions in this order: Change to Email View Email Form Submit to list Close form In SharePoint I have changed the link to be a ...

Thanks Hilary for the example and advice as always.

 Well - yes, but it is tricky. You can easily use code or qRules for this. You can also use a default data approach - add your repeating group for your user list (probably user name & date time). In the form's defaults, add as many instances of this group as you think you are likely to need - estimate high. Then you can use a helper ...