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You cannot create a browser form using InfoPath 2003, to the best of my knowledge. I realize that isn't the answer you'd like to hear, however, you'll need to use InfoPath 2007 to design your browser form. You should be able to open your current IP 2003 form with IP 2007 and save it as a browser form and clean up any errors in the ...
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Hi - what's your command look like? Can you attach a copy of your form to a reply (under the Options tab)?
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Hi!
I'm having trouble understanding - any chance you could post a few screenshots? The Options tab allows you to attach a file....
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First, yes, it is possible. This is exactly what filters are for in drop down list boxes.
It looks like I selected the wrong field in the filter for the first company / project drop down set. I'm attaching your template again with that fixed. But the second set of company / project dropdowns appear to have the correct filter.
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I added filters to both of your projects dropdowns based on the selected Company for the group. Right click on the link in the post header, save it locally, right click to open in design mode so you can re-save it. Let me know if this does what you need or if I misunderstood what you were trying to do here.
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Can you attach your template to a reply? Under the Options tab ...
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When I look at your default values for group16 I see that by default you've included quite a few of them (attaching screenshot). Under Tools / Default Values you can get to the dialog in my screenshot - right clicking will give you an option to remove the ones you don't want.
It is true that you are going to have a very hard time with ...
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Does this also happen in preview? Is your form based off a database or another source, or did you start it from scratch? The only reason I can think of that you would have 10 instances of a group would be that your form is bound to a data source that is being queried on load and has 10 rows of data returned.... You can also check in the default ...
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Okay - The sample is only going to be helpful to you if all your users have InfoPath installed, or if you can use InfoPath 2010 to design your form. Since you are using SharePoint 2010, I'd really recommend you use InfoPath 2010 for designing browser forms - then you'd be able to use the same filtering in the sample. But in InfoPath 2007 ...
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Is this for a browser form?
If it is for a client form, and you are desiging in IP 2007, you can use filters. See the attached sample for an example of this -- right click the sample and save it locally, then open the form in design mode by right clicking again and selecting design.
However, if it is a browser form, and you are designing in ...