InfoPath Dev

Thank you Hilary! I'm stuck, so have attached my form. The Reviewer Dashboard is in the "Assign" view. My calculated value formula is count(Reviewer1[. = current()/Title]) + count(Reviewer2[. = current()/Title]) + count(Reviewer2[. = current()/Title]) Title is the ReviewerName field in my repeating table. I'm getting ...

I have 2 lists:  Reviewers and Proposals ReviewerList ReviewerPersonA ReviewerPersonB ReviewerPersonC ReviewerPersonD ... ReviewerPersonN (we don't know how many reviewers will be available) Proposal List Reviewer1 (selected from filtered ReviewerList) Reviewer2 (selected from filtered ReviewerList) Reviewer3 (selected from ...

 Thank you Patrick!  A Chrome add-on, called IE Tab, is fixing the issue for us, at least on PCs.  (Haven't tested Mac yet.)  Changing width to a pixel count did not make a difference.   

As my users are updating Chrome beyond version 48, they're seeing that textboxes no longer expand in InfoPath browser forms. This happened in Firefox a year ago. Still working in IE and Safari. Is there any way to fix or workaround the issue in Firefox or latest Chrome?

I created a rather complicated browser form (Infopath 2010) with a repeating table.  The form is consistently giving us the dreaded "you may have an infinite loop" error on open if 19 items in the table.  Yes, there are lots of default and calculated values, and quite a few Form Open rules.  I've read about the 16 ...

My InfoPath 2010 browser-enabled form has several promoted fields which are read-only in SharePoint's form library.  My customer just asked for a change that requires a SharePoint Designer workflow to update one of those fields, called Request_Status.  I republished the form with Request_Status as a read-write field, and I can ...

 Most helpful.  Thank you!!

I have a form with a repeating table of projects with budgets, and a project may be selected more than once: field1         field2 Project A   $20 Project B   $30 Project A   $20 Project C   $10 I want to sum field2 for the UNIQUE projects selected, ...

Just what I needed. Thank you SOOO much!  Ya'll are amazing!

Thanks to Jimmy’s post in http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/17807/97253.aspx#97253, I’m able to remove adjacent duplicates from a string created from repeating table with this formula:  eval(eval(groupName, 'concat(my:fieldName[not(. = preceding::*)], "; ")'), "..") A sample result looks like ...