I found an input validation that will check for YYYYMMDD. It works with and without dashes and for any year. For consistency, it would be nice if it ...
Dear @MegaJerk - My goodness. What a fantastic reply. Thank you so much for all of the thought and time you put into this. You are amazing cons...
@MeganGo You helped me with a field validation for time. Now I need one for a date. My customer does not want to use the date widget that comes a...
Yes, all 3 are on the form. All 3 are single line text.
[Admin Plan] and [Grade] are stored in variables (which were previously picked up by other Lookups) and [Step] is a form control input by the user, w...
Here is example data:
Yes, pretty much. Sorry, I should have explained better. Each Salary Plan will have multiple Grades. And each Grade will have multiple Steps. As ...
Thanks for your response. The form is on a list called "Employee Data" There is only 1 Lookup list called "Salary Steps" The form has 3 contro...
This works perfect in Regular Expression. Thank you!
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Hello, That worked - I put the whole XPath Query string in a variable instead of the just the index value and it worked. I have seen other peo...
I determined what my problem is, but I am not sure how to resolve it. When I use the Update XML action, it works fine if I hardcode the index number....
I figured it out. For anyone else who is having the same issue, here is what I did to strip out the text i:0#.f|membership| before the email add...
@kchaluvadi Thanks for your reply. I logged the data in History (see below). In this example, it was the first instance, which is showing as 0 (z...
I realize this is an old post, but does this also work in O365?
Hello Nintex Community, Does anyone have any thoughts on this?