InfoPath Dev

Hey, I have a SharePoint Custom list that uses Infopath Forms for annotating. Out of 5 different views (forms)... After the first 2 views that have 'submit' buttons with rules based on criteria behind them, work fine. My question is, between the last three views, I would like to have buttons that can go back and forth between the 3 without any. criteria. Is that possible?

Hi - I don't understand what you mean. What are the criteria? Do you mean conditions on rules that submit the form? You could set your buttons to be regular rule buttons and just include a submit action in the rules?

Hi Hilary! So, I have 5 views (A,B,C,D,E).... A(Default), depending on what on choices made by our QC team in view A, it will go to either view B or C (I have rules in place for this on the 'submit' button). The issue that I have is... with views A & B out of the picture, because that piece is done. Views C,D,E may have information in each view that might be helpful on each, for example... I may need an answer off of view D for View C, So it would be best to be able to toggle back and forward. If there is a way to do it.. without submitting every time.

Just use regular action buttons that change the view? Maybe have a field in the schema to keep track of what view the user has switched to, and use that when you open it to determine which view to open if needed? I don't think I understand why you'd need to submit every time? A regular button can just switch views....

You're right... you don't have to submit every time. That was how I was trying to solve for this. I created a 'drop down' choice variable in SharePoint.. made those choices radio buttons in Infopath.. and used those as rules for the Submit button. But if you're saying I can use a button just to switch back and forth from one view to another. Can you show me how?

Put a button on the form. For the button's rules, select the option to switch views. See attached - save the file locally, right click and select design.