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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / July 2007

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Michelle - 09 Jul 2007 18:56 GMT
Hello everyone,

I have created a form and would like to have the users click on the name of
their supervisor to submit the form. I was able to submit the form using
email message, but it keeps going to the same person.

For example:
The user fills out the form and selects John Doe, his supervisor. The form
should automatically go to John. For some reason it keeps going to the person
who I created the first rule for, Jane Doe.

How can I set the form to bypass the first rule and go to the appropriate
person?

I hope I didn't confuse anyone with this question.

Thanks,

Michelle
Mahitha - 10 Jul 2007 08:08 GMT
If you modify the “To” field of your rule then email is sent to the selected
supervisor each time.

For that your “To” field should be “concat(Supervisor, "@abc.com")”

Concat is function , Supervisor is the field in your form

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Michelle - 23 Jul 2007 14:56 GMT
Hi Mahitha,

Thank you for the information. Everything is working fine.

Michelle

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