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Hi
I need to add a repeatble table which has 2 rows in design . In the first row contains cells for the various columns while the second row contains a merged cell which included the entire row . This is used to enter large text. The format is as shown below . Please mention how would that be possible
header1 header2
Cell 1 Cell2
C E ...
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Thanks guys - you are awsome.
Jason
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IntoPath form can execute stored procedure of Microsoft SQL Server.
(1)Create new form.
(2)Create data source.
(2)Edit SQL.
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SET NOCOUNT ON
SELECT 'dummy'
EXECUTE <StoredProcedureName>
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(3)Make a button.
(4)Set a buttun behavior ''transmission of a message of a ...
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A not() function does not do movement to expect. Even if a not() function appoints a field in an argument, I do not turn over the Bour negation of the field. A value of a not() function is always ''false''.
Seemingly this looks like a bug, but it is different. The reason is so. An argument of a not() function watches existence of a nodeset.
If ...
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cunning plan. I did the same :-)
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As Matt states, InfoPath can be used to do simple reporting. It can even be used to generate headers and footers with some limitations. However, the general advice regarding reporting is not to rely on InfoPath for complex reports. Note that header/footer support is richer in InfoPath 2007.
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Thank you Bruce, all that worked just great for me! I actually decided to write a simple wrapper class that allowed me to programatically access the XML document throughout all of my code.
quote:Originally posted by hurtlingturtle
Hi Bob,
To access the different elements within your InfoPath form you have to use XPaths by making use of the ...
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Check out this tutorial:
http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=53cd5122167448daa4d85ef4e5c2ae51
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Everything but number 2 shouldn't be too hard. However, number two is REALLY hard. InfoPath is not meant as a reporting tool and I would advise against using it as that if possible.
There are ways to get number 2 working, as outlined in the following HowTo, but it is not fun at ...
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You need to wrap the whole thing in a regular section (not repeating) and hide that. Make sure all borders are turned off, etc.
Also, if you double-click the repeating section and uncheck the option to ''Allow users to insert and delete rows of this section'' it won't show the link.