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Re: Populating a Multiple Selection Listbox

Such a simple solution!  (I didn't realize you could concat data within a column in SQL). Fixed my problem.  Thanks. 

Posted to Workflow (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-28-2009
Re: Populating a Multiple Selection Listbox

What I want is the each selection in the listbox to contain the EmployeeName + UserID (rather than just the Employee Name).    I can get it to display the Employee name based on the criteria of "Role Affected", but I can't get the UserID concatenated to it. 

Posted to Workflow (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-27-2009
Re: Populating a Multiple Selection Listbox

This is a test version of the actual form.

Posted to Workflow (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-27-2009
Re: Populating a Multiple Selection Listbox

The data I'm using to populate the list is from a secondary data source.  As far as weather or not the list is a repeating section in the main data source...I'm going to guess no.  I've tried it multiple ways.  See below for the form contents.  All of the dropdown lists are populated from a SQL DB and each ...

Posted to Workflow (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-27-2009
Populating a Multiple Selection Listbox

I have a form where I need to populate a list of users with their UserID's based on a selection in the form.  I am able to populate the username, but when I concat the UserID, it will not repeat for all users.  (Basicaly, instead of it showing all users with userID's that meet the criteria, it will only show the first ...

Posted to Workflow (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-25-2009
Re: Unique number

Check out the blog by Hilary Stoupla regarding generating a unique ID.  It requires a SQL table, but it is very simple and she steps through each piece including the table, stored procedures, and code.  I was able to get this working in a couple of hours.  Hope this helps.  ...

Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-25-2009
re: Fun with Sequential Form IDs, SQL and Sprocs!

This is a very good example of how to generate a unique ID.  I was able to use it with only one tweak.  (I had to include "tbl" in front of my table references.  RIght now, I have the form ID being generated when the form opens; however, I'd like this to happen when the submit button is clicked.  The only problem is ...

Posted to Hilary Stoupa (Weblog) by Jess573 on 08-24-2009
Making a Form ReadOnly to all users once Submitted

I have a form that is used in the capicity for owners of Role-based profiles to submit profile modification requests and new role-based user requests.  There is a submit button that sends the form as an email with attachment to our Technical Support Center (this will generate a ticket), and it also writes it to a Sharepoint Document library ...

Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Jess573 on 08-24-2009

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