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THank you so much. That is perfect!

I know that I can use qRules SetValue to target a specific field in one instance of a repeating table, but how would I go about updating ALL instances of the same field in a repeating table? I am trying to hide all instances (sections) of the repeating table (ShowMtgInfo=false) and then target the specific row I am working on (using SetValue to ...

Hello, I have a form that is submitting to a list where some of the linked fields will submit every time and some may not. As I am using the qRules SubmitToSharePoint List command, I am finding that it works if every field is submitted, but the command will fail if one of the fields is blank. Is this expected behavior? I could have sworn ...

That did it! Thank you for the help, Hilary!

Very good. Thank you for looking into it for me!

I have a form that I am trying to submit to a library on the domain from which it is opened and also update a list (using qRules SubmitToSharePointList) cross-domain. Does FormsViewer support SubmitToSharePointList for cross-domain use? or should I be using a UDCX for that submit? Thank you for your help!

I have created a rule that triggers Insert to create a new instance of a repeating table. After this function, I am trying to use GenerateGuid to create a GUID and then I want to put that guid in a field in the row I just created. I am assuming I should use SetValue, but I am having trouble getting the syntax to find the node I just created to ...

That answer is good enough for me! Thanks!

Is there a file or list of commands that the most recent version of Forms Viewer supports? When I develop new forms, I want to be sure that I am not using a command that is not supported. Thanks!

I have 6 SharePoint lists that I am querying. Each of the lists has a "client" field that will be pulled in on query. My question is, is there a way to populate one dropdown control in a browser form (I'm on O365) that can have all the client names from all six lists within the same control? I have qRules, so a command from there is ...