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  • Insert

    I have a repeating table that is inside a repeating section.  I have a button that uses the qrules insert command to add a row to the repeating table. However, when a second instance of the repeating section is added, when I click the button, it inserts the row on the table inside the first section only.  My original insert ...
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by jschemmel on 12-06-2011
  • Excel to Infopath

    I am trying to determine the best method to copy data from an Excel spreadsheet inot my infopath repeating table.  Is it best to export the Excel data as an xml or just cut/paste. I was using the ExecuteAction /action=XCollectionInsert /xmltoedit=group10_195 command but i would like to insert more than one row at a time.  In some ...
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-28-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Thanks. I was able to get that working and I am progressing a little.  My insert command is working but now I am getting an error on my set fields command. Any idea what might be wrong wiht my syntax:  BPCS_Bills[selected = "true"][position() = count(current()/preceding-sibling::group10) + ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-14-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Hello. I am trying to get this copy function working but I am not having success. I opened the CopySelectedRows form from the this forum string but the copy button does not seem to work.  I create records in the top repeatijng table and check the button but the copy button does not show anything on the lower table.  Any help would ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-14-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Jimmy. Skip that last question. I had missed the other functions. I am having trouble with the add rows command. My command is  (getting error): concat("Insert /dsname=BPCS_Bills /parent=/my:Quote/my:Item_Detail/my:Bill_of_Material  /child=/my:group10  /count=", count(BPCS_Bills[Selected = "yes"]))  
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-03-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Jimmy. Skip that last question. I had missed the other functions. I am having trouble with the add rows command. My command is  (getting error): concat("Insert /dsname=BPCS_Bills /parent=/my:Quote/my:Item_Detail/my:Bill_of_Material  /child=/my:group10  /count=", count(BPCS_Bills[Selected = "yes"]))  
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-03-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Thanks Jimmy. That helped a lot. Just one question. What controls the mapping of the fields from one reparting table to the other? concat("Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:group3 /child=my:group4 /count=", count(group2[selected = "yes"]))
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-03-2011
  • Re: Copy several rows from one repeating table to another

    Hi Jimmy. Do you think you could send me the information on how to copy from one repeating table to another.  I have the trial version of Qdabra. Thanks JS  
    Posted to General (Forum) by jschemmel on 11-03-2011
  • Re: Submit to Sharepoint List

     Hilary. Thanks for all your help . I have been able to update 2 different share-point lists from my form. I promise this is the last question (for today at least) and I am hoping this is an easy one. In my form schema, I have a header section (quote) and a detail section (Item_Detail).  When I map the fields (qrules mapping tool) of ...
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by jschemmel on 10-18-2011
  • Re: Submit to Sharepoint List

     Thanks Hilary. I was able to get the list updated. my last issue is my mix of IP2007 and IP2010 on my pc. It will only work when running 2010.   Thanks for your help.
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by jschemmel on 10-18-2011
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