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Variable Min/Max Values
Our use case:
We created an "Equipment Order Form". This form is tied to our SharePoint list that houses all of the necessary equipment information like equipment name, description, list price, etc.. Additionally, there are minimum & maximum values for the price. We want to give the people who are filling out the form the freedom to adjust the price, but only within the range for that particular piece of equipment.
Even though this information is available in our SharePoint list and we could easily use the connection to pass those variables into the form, the form does not allow for this. Therefore, we have to hardcode each of the price ranges for every piece of equipment into the form rules which is a pain to setup and for maintenance.
The desired fix would be to allow users to insert variables within the min/max values in form rules.
We created an "Equipment Order Form". This form is tied to our SharePoint list that houses all of the necessary equipment information like equipment name, description, list price, etc.. Additionally, there are minimum & maximum values for the price. We want to give the people who are filling out the form the freedom to adjust the price, but only within the range for that particular piece of equipment.
Even though this information is available in our SharePoint list and we could easily use the connection to pass those variables into the form, the form does not allow for this. Therefore, we have to hardcode each of the price ranges for every piece of equipment into the form rules which is a pain to setup and for maintenance.
The desired fix would be to allow users to insert variables within the min/max values in form rules.
Shane, thank you very much for posting your feedback for our review. Due to very low votes, we will not be adding this request to the near-term backlog. We are also focused on other highly requested features such as Form Participant permissions, Repeating sections re-usability, etc. Please keep the feedback coming as it is critical for our longer-term planning.