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I have 1 Requirement list and 1 Tasks list with InfoPath 2010 forms.

  • Tasks list having Lookup column as of Requirement Title field.
  • Both lists having Status field.

When user save Requirement (InfoPath form) with Status=Completed I want to check whether there is any corresponding tasks exist in tasks list with Status != Completed.

if so I want to show a message (or form validation) to the user saying

"Corresponding Task is open for this requirement.Please complete the open task in order to complete the requirement."

Is it possible?

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  • Yes, you can do it using custom code..
    – Viraj Gorajia
    Jan 22, 2013 at 6:23
  • Thanx for your replied. i have sharepoint list infopath. is it ok? can you please guide me regarding this?
    – Dhaval Kariya
    Jan 22, 2013 at 6:39
  • Is there multiple tasks for single requirement? Ya almost part i have done but I can not check status of task that is completed or not. But i can check that task is exists for that requirement.
    – Viraj Gorajia
    Jan 22, 2013 at 10:54
  • yes there are multiple tasks for single requirement
    – Dhaval Kariya
    Jan 22, 2013 at 11:49

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Concerning comment " you can do it using custom code":

  1. Custom code is impossible for Infopath SharePoint list form;

    The question is quite evasive and ambiguous on whether the Infopath form in question is of type/compatibility Sharepoint List Form...

  2. There is no need in coding for this;

What is asked is unclear - what is the type/compatibility of Infopath form and which version of Infopath?
Why do you need message box but not validation rules or conditional formatting to show and hide a section ?

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  • Thax Gennady Vanin, i have updated my question. i dont have any problem if it will be validation rules instead of message box. can u tell me how can i perform that?
    – Dhaval Kariya
    Jan 22, 2013 at 10:23
  • I do not see anything making your question more clear.
    – Gennady Vanin Геннадий Ванин
    Jan 22, 2013 at 10:44

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