InfoPath Dev

Anyone?

I have a table in Excel with a column of text containing URLs to various InfoPath .xml documents in a SharePoint library. If I copy a given URL from Excel to the clipboard and paste it into a browser, it opens the desired InfoPath form. If I click on the same URL in Excel, it activates the browser window and prompts me to download the .xml file. ...

Hi, Hillary. Yes, the copy you attached did work correctly. (THANK YOU) Your explanation makes some sense, tho it's a bit beyond my InfoPath experience. I wonder if the SQL connections got hosed up because I was experimenting with the SQL Max function along with some Group By. In any case, should this happen again I'm not sure I can follow ...

Thanks so much for responding. Yes, I've tried all kinds of things like that. As I say, I've been banging away on this for several hours. The sample I sent you is the result of trying many different iterations. This one is the simplest. Why would it work in a calculated field but not in a Set Field Value rule? [pulling my hair out!]

I'm still stuck on this. Can anyone suggest how I might troubleshoot this issue?

I've attached a copy of the form here.

I've been banging my head on this one for HOURS. Here's where I'm at right now. I can populate a calculated field using a formula with a data source with some filters applied. No problem. But when I try to use a button's rules to "Set a field's value" using the same data source and same filters, I get "Some ...

I thought I was following all these steps, but I must have been missing something. Works great now. Many thanks!

 Hi, all.  Seems like this should be easy, but I've searched quite a bit and can't find an answer.  I have an Infopath 2013 web form with a repeating table. One of the columns is called ItemKey. When a user submits the form, I'd like to search all rows of ItemKey, and if any one of them contain a value the starts with ...

Wow. Thanks, Hilary. After I posted the question I continued to work on it for several more hours and finally cobbled together this formula: contains(xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../my:ProductGroup/my:Item, 'concat(my:Reason, ";")'), ".."), "Other") Your way is much easier. I never noticed that dropdown list ...