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Hello,
I'm new to posting in the forum and Infopath. I am developing an employee time keeping form for my department and have found this site very helpful. I was wondering if anyone could assist me in completing it.
Basically I have a repeating table so that users can fill in a daily attendace record. There is another repeating table below ...
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Yes. If I put text above the section it displays. But nothing within that section, displays. There is a layout table in the section. Nothing in that table displays.
Thanks.
Crystal
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Ah ok. So in InfoPath 2003 you cannot suppress sending the XML also. Also, email submit will not include the view in the body.
InfoPath 2007 remedies both these limitations.
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Hi Crystal, When you say the section will not display I assume you mean that you can't see the contents of the section. Is that correct?
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I have a layout table that has a couple of rows. The first row contains a section. However, the section will not display. I have verified that the section has the 'Include the section in the form by default' option selected.
Any other ideas?
TIA,
Crystal
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What command do you use to ''add a new form to the spreadsheet''. After creating the map then there should be an ''Import'' command to import additional XML files.
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Yes, I guess it is. I tried the mapping method using an .xml as opposed to an .xsd form. However, evertime I go to add a new form to the spreadsheet it writes over the old one, even if named different. It will only enter data in cells A1:F1 unless I map each one and tell it to use the next line. I found a button under XML properties that should ...
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I put the info in a section and now it's not appearing at all. I checked to make sure the 'Include the section in the form by default' option is selected. What else could cause this problem.