Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (9 items) Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Okay, I see the rules now. I was clicking on the field itself instead of on "Repeating Tables." These look like formatting rules though - does the form still use the rule I set up on the 2nd drop-down menu? I was curious so I disabled that rule, and the information still showed up. If the form is not using the rule I ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-06-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus I believe the first one - just the display. This is so great, I really appreciate it. I'm still unclear on where I go to see the conditions you placed on it? When I look at the 2nd drop down menu I don't see any additional rules and I don't see any rules on the repeating section. Where did you go to enter the formula? Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-06-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Oh my goodness I think it's doing what I need!! But what did you do to the course title field to make it concatenate? Where can I see the formula? Or is it just a matter of making it a repeating section? Because if it were that easy I'd be one happy camper. Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-06-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Yes, just display - nothing fancy. You lost me at "double eval formula to concencate all the values" - is it easy? Someday I hope I will know enough to be able to return the good karma to others! Thanks. :) Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-06-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus I AM getting closer! I have cleaned up my data sources. I have one secondary data source now and it contains all 3 fields. Thanks! I figured out that "Business Unit" was sometimes called "Title" in my formulas, and this was causing formula errors. So in my data source, I created a new column for that ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-05-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Yes, I was wrong there. I created a brand-new form. What I had done on the old form was causing me confusion. I mapped my data connection, then dragged my first 2 data source columns into the brand new form. I changed these to drop-down lists - they work great. Then I used the walkthrough on this post ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-04-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Thank you, Hilary! You are very kind. You have given me a couple of ideas of things to try (for example, I do not see 'expression box' as an example of a field I can add, but it sounds exactly like what I need) When I get a chance I'll try these things out and let know if it works. Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-04-2012 Re: Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Ohhh, I'm really showing my newbie now! :) I'm not sure what "drag the repeating data node from the data source that is going to be used for the training course dropdown onto the form and preview it" means to do. Can I drag something directly from a data source onto the form? I thought I had to create fields ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-03-2012 Display filtered information based on selections on 2 drop-down menus Hello, I have a newbie question and can’t seem to find what I need on the forum. I am developing a web-based form in IP 2010. I have a SharePoint list with 3 columns: Business Unit, Position Level, and Training Course Title. Training at our company is dependent upon which BU and position level you are in. I have tied Business Unit ... Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SomeMadGirl on 04-02-2012 Page 1 of 1 (9 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.