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How about just using the xpath "mod" operator? Something like number(position() mod 2) will return 0 or 1 and then you can do conditional formatting on that if it's 0.
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What do you mean by "PDF Reader control"? I have never heard of a PDF Reader control for InfoPath. Is this a control you are adding to your InfoPath form? If so, it must be a separate third-party ActiveX control. If so, you'll need to talk to the company that you bought the control from and get documentation.
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Hi Catkins,
Have you tried to right click on the button and add conditional formatting to it (I think it's under the display tab). You can add a condition here based on the other option buttons. You'll want to disable the button if the option buttons are blank or whatever.
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Hi Ron,
Your data source is bound to the SQL schema and that is why it's grayed out. InfoPath assumes that you want to keep compatibility with the database since that's how you created the form. You can change the data source's editability but that could result in problems updating and submitting to SQL.
Best practice is to create a ...
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It sounds like what is happening is that you updated the form template (XSN) and the old XML doesn't match the schema of the new one. If you can create a new form using the browser, that's another clue that the schema is incompatible. You should consider using separate content types for versions of the form that don't have the same ...
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1) Yes, only applies to number of promoted fields.
2) No, search should work on everything, but you may have to configure it for XML files.
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Hi Gombear and welcome,
We have done this for a number of forms and have code that does it but we haven't posted to the forum. Basically you just create an Excel object and then use the Excel object model to transfer the data. It's not hard and there are good articles on MSDN that describe how to start Office applications from within ...
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Hi JC Moon,
Trite answer: InfoPath has an Export to Excel option. Have you tried that?
More in depth answer: map your tabular data to a SharePoint list or a SQL database and query from that.
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You have done this correctly, but you are using a filter for the item you want to display which is confusing. VolunteerID is the filter condition, right? So you should select a different field in the secondary data source (the data you want to display) and then filter this using the VolunteerID. Hope that makes more sense. Just a little more... :)
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Hi Jean,
That was last week! :)
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