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Getting Started

Differences Between Infowise UltimateForms for Office 365 and On-premise Versions

Vacation Report with One Approval

Expense Report with One Approval

Build it Now with Infowise - Timesheets

Build it Now with Infowise - Approval System

Build it Now with Infowise - Reservation System

Build it Now with Infowise - Notification and Escalation System

Actions

Smart Actions in Infowise UltimateForms for SharePoint

AND / OR Conditions

Create List Item Action

Copy List Item Action

Send Email Action

Delete List Item Action

Create a List/Library Action

Create a Site Action

Manage Permissions Action

Check if field value changed

Create user facing workflow

Create a history section

Using Actions in Azure Logic Apps

Manage Exchange

Alerts

Working with Dates

Build a dynamic Today field

Today field date comparisons

Triggering an email alert at deadline

Time and Date Functions (1/2)

Date comparisons with Infowise Indicator

Time and Date Functions (2/2)

Tabs and Tab Permissions

General Settings

Create a Tabbed Interface

Tab / Field Permissions (1/3)

Tab / Field Permissions (2/3)

Tab / Field Permissions (3/3)

Creating a Dynamic Header (1/2)

Creating a Dynamic Header (2/2)

Multiple Columns

Customize Form Width to 100 Percent

Fragments - Inserting Custom Diagrams in Forms

Enabling the Display All Columns Tab

Using Collapsible Groups Instead of Tabs

Use SharePoint Group Permissions

Manual Form Layout

Views and View Customization

Color Choice as a status indicator

Load a custom icon library

Use indicator to track spending

Creating View Permissions

Validation

Validate field length

Validate numeric / date values

Validate a signature field

Validate compound conditions

Validate Empty Columns

Advanced Column Permissions

Field Permissions Basics

Hide fields to simplify the Add form

Field Permissions Example

Signature Field

Adding a Signature Approval for List Changes

Item IDs

Create Item IDs using a seed value

Associated Items

Creating an Associated Item field

Child List Content Types

Associated Items Example - Products

Changing Parent/Child Relationships

Passing Data Between Lists

Simple First Time Associated Items Step by Step

Print Formatting

Calendar Print Template

Advanced print formatting

Adding Parameters to Print Template

Basic print formatting

Add QR Code to Print Template

Charting and Filters

Charting in Office 365

Range Column Chart

Create Charts with a Dynamic Filter

Creating a Rollup (O365)

Event Calendar

Basic Event Calendar Office 365

Events Calendar Plus Filter by Category

Basic Events Calendar On-Premise

Show Additional Columns on Hover

Email Approvals

Setup Sharepoint List

Create Email Alert

Setup Email Import

Smart Import

Setup the Database (1/4)

Build the SharePoint list for import (2/4)

Setup the Smart Import (3/4)

Test the import and synchronization (4/4)

Import from Excel Workbook

Connected Fields

Creating Master-Detail Cascading Lookup Column

Filter By View in Connected Fields

Creating a Master- Detail Lookup Column with On-Premise Infowise

List Search

List Search Setup

List Search Filter by View

Voting Fields

Creating a Voting Column

Setting an Owner Column

Spline Chart

A Spline Chart shows curved lines between the plot points instead of straight lines as seen on a Line Chart.

The smooth lines rendered in this chart are often more aesthetically pleasing than the sharp lines on other charts.

Here is example output using the Spline Area chart which fills in the area below the plot line:

Instructions

Use the same data list from the Column Chart example.
Apply the Spline Area chart setting. (Note that the Spline chart is identicle but does not fill in the area below the plot line.)
Be sure to put the Series entries in order so that the smaller series is shown in front.
Apply the other settings as shown:

Summary

The definiing characteristic of a Spline Chart is the curved line connecting plot points. This is often an improvement over the sharp lines on a normal Line Chart.

Last modified: 9/9/2017 11:03 PM

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