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Not sure I have an answer for you. But using Type.Missing is the appropriate solution.
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Perhaps what is best for you to do is to use a repeating table with a single column, inwhich you place a section and/or layout table to organize your columns. Then you can have additional rows which you hide until needed which show the subtotals.
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Souns like you might need to delete the control from the view and then add it back in. Something got messed up somewhere.
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Hi guys,
5px for width of a button is awfully small...I doubt you would be able to see even the first letter of ''Hello''!
Don't know if that is causing some issues with this, but thought I would throw it out there!
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xsl:sort is not natively supported in InfoPath. When you ''roundtrip'' your form (i.e. bring it into the designer, make a change, and save it again) the xsl:sort tag is either modified or stripped out, making it useless.
The only way around this is to use a Preserve Code Block -- which means that InfoPath will pretty much leave your XSL code ...
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hey, im new with both access and infopath, and you probably get questions like this all the time. i looked through the old articles, i just dont really know what im looking for.
background info: im building a database to track patients that we suspect may have a malignancy. once a week, a nurse brings up abnormal chest x-rays and ct-scans. ...
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Hi Uma, thanks for the response. I am somewhat aware of using xml:sort as an element, however here is the problem I am running into. I have an infopath form that uses 3 different views, an edit, filter and published view. The published view is the view I need to edit, there is a rich text field in the published view that once merged with other ...
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It must be because SharePoint is not returning an element for those fields, therefore, the form has nothing that it can store data into. To remedy this you will need to either insert the node yourself or copy over the value that are returned from SharePoint into a seperate template.
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SharePoint has the ability to create “Event” lists where you can specify dates and recurring events. I like this functionality, however, I would like to merge the Event form fields to an existing InfoPath form (or create similar functionality in an existing form without a lot of coding).
For example, I have an InfoPath form that contains ...
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My real question is this - once you create a connection that will submit to an Access database, how do you create text boxes that are not connected to that data source?
The data that I get from the ADSysInfo could be brought into that text box -
Am I missing something?
Thanks.