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Well, we don't use Qrules. I suppose if my boss wants to be stubborn about this, we might move in that direction.
I guess I don't necessarily need a backend list . Is there a way to merge the expense lines of the initial form into a final form? With pictures?
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After painstakingly creating an expense report solution for our department with a repeating table for expense items, my boss shot it down. Here's why -
He wants a solution where he can work on his expense reports over time. IE - submit a line item for a particular job, forget it about it, then come back later and submit more line ...
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That's great, and so obvious! Thanks!
The only problem I'm having now, if I change the item in the drop down list to say "Sick Leave" it does not recalculate. It will still be the previous total in "Paid Vacation".
Any idea on how to change this behavior?
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So I should set this formula in the destination field?
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Here, I've attached a couple of screenshots that can hopefully help convey what I'm trying to do. Thanks alot for your time.
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Hello,
I am trying to put together a vacation request form that has a repeating table (based off of MS template "absence" request) that has a drop down list with the type of absence (vacation, sick day, etc), and I formatted the start and end dates to total the number of days in a total field. There is another table ...
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Alright, I figured it out.
I created a column in my document library called "approval status", and then I used "set field in current item" action in my workflow to adjust that column to whatever values I wanted for different stages of my workflow. Then I created rules in my form to switch views depending on what ...
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Or is there a way to add custom statuses to a workflow?
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OK, so I've read the instructions from Microsoft, the only problem is . . . I need more options.
To sum up, I've created a multiple step sequential approval process. Each reviewer either reject/approves it (using the custom task form created in SPD). Once it's approved, I would like the form to be closed in Read ...
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OK, so I've read the instructions from Microsoft, the only problem is . . . I need more options.
To sum up, I've created a multiple step sequential approval process. Each reviewer either reject/approves it (using the custom task form created in SPD). Once it's approved, I would like the form to be closed in Read Only ...