InfoPath Dev

 I wonder about custom workflow for this - do you have access to SharePoint Designer & permissions that would allow you to create a workflow? I know there is a pause step, so you could start a workflow and pause till.... Date of Last Plus 1 Year, I suppose. I don't know - having a workflow active for a year seems a little extreme, but ...

 Hi, Rocketgirlot - your XSN will have to be published to SharePoint - but as with any non-list form, you can have repeating groups or sections.... Browser form do have some limitations, but only list forms have the limitation on repeating sections. Your end users will need to have access to your SharePoint site, however. You'll need ...

To your first question, all your forms will end up in the browser - so, the XSN will need to be published to SharePoint and the XML will be stored in SharePoint for your currently LAN based forms. And yes, InfoPath Designer is still going to be needed for form design. What version of Office do your users currently have? InfoPath can be removed if ...

Right now I use InfoPath as a stand alone piece of software.  It is not connected to anything and I don't post it to the web.  I email my respondents the xsn, they fill it out, and email me back the completed xml.  With FormsViewer, can I still do that, or does it HAVE to be posted to the web?  If it does have to be ...

Hi Patrick. I am currently watching the You Tube videos, and on the one you are hosting (Future Proof Your Forms Investment). In the last video, Patrick mentioned that Qdabra is creating a browser-based designer to replace InfoPath, but in the interim folks will need to use InfoPath as the form editor. How can InfoPath be removed from the ...

Thank you for the information Patrick. Can you help me better understand the SharePoint integration piece? Some of our InfoPath forms have been published to a SharePoint library, but the majority are published and accessed on the LAN. Are you stating that all of the forms with need to be published to SharePoint, and then configured to open in ...

Hi WHEELS, Thank you for your interest in FormsViewer. You don't have to do anything with the XSN. FormsViewer allows you to use the InfoPath form template "as is" without changes. It does require the browser and SharePoint 2013/ 2016 or SharePoint Online / Office 365. Once you move your forms to a SharePoint ...

 I have a SP list of systems. The systems require annual assessment. The list includes a column for 'Date of Last Inspection' and 'Compliance Status'. I am currently using formulas in an Excel spreadsheet to calculate compliance ('Compliant' or 'Noncompliant'), based on 'Date of Last ...

I have created several InfoPath inspection forms. On each from the user has the ability to provide comment to up to 10 questions. There are seven (7) fields of general information data that always appears in every email. Below these seven lines the deficiency comments start. On the form the user has to enter the Question No (which correlates ...

 Good afternoon.  My company is looking into alternatives to InfoPath 2007, and we have 100s of forms that will require conversion. I came across FormsViewer, and I was very impressed with the functionality which I have read about and saw demoed. My question is, does FormsViewer have a wizard to import InfoPath ...