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  • Re: Creative use of filters to get default value

    Thanks for the response. This actually works in an expression box. But I need to store this value, that's why i can't use an expression box. Is there any other way i can achieve this? basically, i'm just trying to assign different weights to each of the items under perspective in a repeating table. thanks
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by bizzle on 06-01-2009
  • Re: Creative use of filters to get default value

    I click on the field and add rules and just include (concat(substring(((Score / count(Score)) * 0.4), 1, KpiItem[. = "FINANClAL PERSPECTIVE"] * string-length((Score / count(Score)) * 0.4)), substring(((Score / count(Score[KpiItem = "CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE"])) * 0.2), 1, KpiItem[. = "CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE"] * ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by bizzle on 05-28-2009
  • Re: Creative use of filters to get default value

    Hi and thanks for the response. I added rules to perspective and /or scores. but the adjusted score remains blank. It doesn't get updated. don't know if i'm missing something
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by bizzle on 05-28-2009
  • Creative use of filters to get default value

    Hello everyone, Please I have an issue and will try to be as descriptive as possible. I have a repeating table with 5 columns(perspective,comment,score,adjustedscore) Perspective is a drop down list box that could be either of three options. What I'm trying to achieve is whenever a perspective is picked and scores are inputted,it should ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by bizzle on 05-27-2009
  • Re: Switching views after submit

    Hello, Thanks for the info. I tried it and it worked but have an issue. In outlook 2007, it's possible to preview a message before opening it. When user2 sees the form in the preview pane, he sees what user 1 only should see but when he opens the form he sees what user 2 should see. Please advise on how I can resolve this. Thanks
    Posted to Views (Forum) by bizzle on 05-07-2009
  • Re: Publish to email with a query from database connection

    Hi,thanks for your help so far. I've reduced the size of the xml file and included it as a resource file. Want to find out, is there a way i can query the xml data? For example, I input an ID and it checks the xml data for one that has that ID and displays all the data related to it. Thanks
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by bizzle on 04-22-2009
  • Re: Publish to email with a query from database connection

    I've checked the link.You said in your earlier post that the only way, i can get to query a datasource from email is by including it as a resource file. my question is including a data file that is as large if not larger than 200Mb as a resource file with the template,won't it be a problem publishing it to email? Sharepoint is currently ...
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by bizzle on 04-08-2009
  • Re: Publish to email with a query from database connection

    Thanks Madhuri for the response. Please i have a few more questions. The data I'm working with is very large (data of about 5,000 employees).If I store the data in a resource file,won't it be too heavy for email?
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by bizzle on 04-08-2009
  • Re: Publish to email with a query from database connection

    Thanks Madhuri for your response. Can you please guide me on how i can include the resource file with the form template?
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by bizzle on 04-03-2009
  • Publish to email with a query from database connection

    Good day, Please i'm working on designing a workflow application that needs to pull from a database and submit to a database or email depending on who is currently viewing and I have a question: I have successfully designed the form but getting an error message when trying to publish to email. is it possible to publish to email when the ...
    Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by bizzle on 04-02-2009
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