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by stein_brian Accepted solution
by leen Accepted solution
Hey Brian - Did you ever figure out how to get the Acceoted/Rejected response to the requestor?? We ahve the same situation with a time-off request form workflow.
Thanks,
Nick
by leen Accepted solution
Hey Brian - Did you ever figure out how to get the Acceoted/Rejected response to the requestor?? We ahve the same situation with a time-off request form workflow.
Thanks,
Nick
by peconet tietokoneet Accepted solution
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointdesigner/HA101005911033.aspx
Hope it helps you out.
by stein_brian Accepted solution
by peconet tietokoneet Accepted solution
Then go to number "13" in the list, as stated below is an example:
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If you want to add a conditional branch, click Add 'Else If' Conditional Branch, and then repeat steps 9-12 to create another rule.
A rule is a set of related conditions and actions, as shown in the previous illustration. When the condition is true, the workflow does the associated actions. But what if the condition is not true? By adding conditional branches, you can specify additional conditions. For example, you can create three different conditions for when a document status is changed to "Approved", "Rejected", or "Pending". You can also create an Else condition, where the workflow performs the action only when none of the previous conditions have been satisfied. To create an Else condition, the last rule in the step must be an action with no conditions. The workflow evaluates all the conditions; if none of them are satisfied, the workflow performs any actions in the final branch, which has no condition.
Hope this gives you a little more info.
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