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Fetching survey questions from list + turning into a form

Last post 01-29-2015 05:26 AM by JurgenG. 3 replies.
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  • 01-23-2015 07:15 AM

    Fetching survey questions from list + turning into a form

    Hi, I'm trying to make a survey - I have all the questions in a list. The plan is to have a set of questions that more or less looks like this: | Importance | Occurence | ----------------------- +-----------------+---------------+ Question 1 | O O O O | O O O O | ------------------------+-----------------+---------------+ Question 2 | O O O O | O O O O | ----------------------- +-----------------+---------------+ Question 3 | O O O O | O O O O | ------------------------+-----------------+---------------+ Question 4 | O O O O | O O O O | ... Question 1, Question 2, ... are part of a Sharepoint list. So basically I have question 1A and 1B, 2A and 2B How do I start off with this? Thanks a gazillion...
  • 01-23-2015 03:36 PM In reply to

    Re: Fetching survey questions from list + turning into a form

    Hi - so, is the list you are trying to query a survey? Or do you just mean that the questions are in a list?

    Hilary Stoupa

  • 01-26-2015 01:28 AM In reply to

    Re: Fetching survey questions from list + turning into a form

    Hi, Actually both. I have a list with questions that are ready to become the questions in a survey (I had them in an Excel file, so I exported them to Sharepoint). I put them in here, because they can still change. In infopath, I would like to create a form in which the questions are pulled in from the Sharepoint list so I don't have to manually enter them and create a single line for every questions that will be asked in the survey (with every time the same response options).
  • 01-29-2015 05:26 AM In reply to

    Re: Fetching survey questions from list + turning into a form

    Okay, so I figured out a lot in the last days: 1. How to understand and use datafields and queryfields - this was an important insight. 2. How calculated fields can show a single field using a filter This is the video that helped me out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQlWiCdbKBg Just thought I would want to share my insight with you all.
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