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 (10 items) Currency Conversion/Selection choices I have a request to allow users in different countries to select their country from a drop-down list and based on that selection allow them to enter their currency in the cost fields in a table. I first thought of creating separate fields for each currency value in the the drop-down and use rules to display the field that corresponded with the ... Posted to General (Forum) by shanemeisner on 10-19-2017 Re: Repeating table, update field outside of table. Thank You!!! Adding the NameChange field to the repeating table and adding a re-query of the user profile connection rule after setting the Account Name did the trick! Posted to General (Forum) by shanemeisner on 10-18-2017 Repeating table, update field outside of table. In a Repeating table, when I select a users name for the first row, it updates a text field( NameChange ) outside the repeating table with the Account ID from the User Profile Service. I'm using a Text field because Person/Group lookup don't allow Action rules. As seen in the attachment, I set the Default value of the NameChange field ... Posted to General (Forum) by shanemeisner on 10-06-2017 Re: How to store user name based on drop down field Thanks for your thoughts.. I ended up going a different way. Since I already was capturing the username through the "GetUserProfileByName" data connection for a different field, I ended up just creating a 2nd field and on Form load stored the currently signed in users "PreferredName"( The VPApprover field was ... Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 04-06-2015 How to store user name based on drop down field When our form is first loaded we store the current user name in a field. I have a “VPApprover” dropdown field which is doing a look-up to a list where we have two columns, Approver Name and Department. The Name column is a person column and I currently have the “username” displayed in the view. What I want to do is that ... Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 03-27-2015 Re: How to Format Rows of Repeating data in InfoPath 2010 to send in a Email This does look like it may work.. I'll review it further.. Thanks! Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 03-24-2015 How to Format Rows of Repeating data in InfoPath 2010 to send in a Email Going to add as much information as I can so bare with me :) I have a InfoPath Form that is used to request new servers. Since they may be requesting multiple servers we have a repeating table to gather the information( Ram, Disk, CPU's, OS) The Server team would like this information to not only be submitted to the Library, ... Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 03-20-2015 Re: Calculate costs in a Repeating table After thinking about this over the weekend I realized where my mistake was.. I had the calculation fields outside of the repeating table. Once I added those fields( CostRam, CostDisk, etc) to the repeating table everything worked as it should. :) Thanks, Shane Meisner Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 08-18-2014 Re: Calculate costs in a Repeating table I've attached a Word document in a zip file that will hopefully explain further the situation I am running into. Thanks again, Shane Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 08-13-2014 Calculate costs in a Repeating table After searching for a few days and not finding a solution I figured I'd try you all for some greatly appreciated help.. We have a Server Request InfoPath form that has a repeating table. When users request a new server we ask them to enter the amount of Ram, Disk Space, CPU's and the OS they need. When they enter their values ... Posted to InfoPath 2010 (Forum) by shanemeisner on 08-11-2014 Page 1 of 1 (10 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.