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Do you have any ability to modify the structure of the table with the data displayed above? Because if the table was normalized, you could use a default value to get what you want.
HP
RPM
Efficiency
NewRebate
OldRebate
1
1200
82.5
30
60
1
1800
85.5
30
60
1
3600
77.0
30
60
1.5
1200
86.5
55
110
And so on. ...
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So the values for the multi select come from a SharePoint list? Could you add a calculated field to the list that concatenates the values you want for your multi select options?
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This is a common confusion with SharePoint - good job figuring out the issue. Another column that can cause this confusion is the Title column - no matter what you rename it, to SharePoint, it is always 'Title".
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Here's a compatibility table at Office Online that may help you.
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If the other export options work, I'd suspect something other than InfoPath. You could always repair your Office install, just in case....
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Tools > Form Options you can choose which options are available.
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I'm pretty stumped on this one. I take it if the user clicks outside of the box someplace (into another field, for example) and clicks the button, the code does run?
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That's odd. I forget, did Office 2007 have native support for this? Or did something else have to be installed? Here's a link to the add-in I think has to be installed...
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So - when you say you are trying to do a simple export to PDF - how are you doing it? What version of InfoPath are you running?
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From MSDN, for Versions.GetVersions:
Parameters
fileName
A string that contains the site-relative URL of the file in the form Folder_Name/File_Name.
So, your list/filename.xml should be correct, if that is the relative URL.
However, when I tried this, I found that I had to URL encode my relative path. So instead of Shared ...