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Hi - I think to a certain extent you do need to repeat your base data, because that is just the way list items are structured. Each row has to stand on its own, and the list form can only submit to a single list. In your attached template, I only see one view, and don't see any preceding-sibling formatting. Is the template you attached your ...
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You need HH. So, just adding the "T" is not enough, you need a 0 before the hour. Return it from SQL like (replace getdate function with your column): SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'yyyy-dd-MMTHH:mm:ss')
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Well, after you select the line size, you need to click the outline button, or the individual border buttons. Of course, for table cells you also can't set to percent, so you may just want to continue using a text box.
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Can you insert pictures? Under the Insert tab > Picture - you could have an image of the rectangle you'd like.... I'm not sure why borders aren't working for you - that seems strange. Here's a sample with a table using borders. Although to me, 6 seems extremely bold and more ink than I'd want to use for printing.....
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Did the template I attached in my last post not help? I'd added a new section in there bound to callup - DC.
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Here's a first attempt - just with the total for the vendor (from the call up list, I think?) and the vendor name & proportion - hopefully only for the selected SO....
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Wow - glad that helped. So - the different types of compatibility have to do with 1) whether the form will be used in the browser or in the InfoPath application and 2) what version of SharePoint / InfoPath you are targeting. So - if you have a SharePoint 2010 site and you are publishing the form for use in the browser, you'd select Web Browser ...
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Oh that is annoying. Is this a browser form? If so, are you using on-prem or online SharePoint? Does it reproduce if you try in a different, new blank form?
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Sorting will be an issue here. I think in terms of the display of data you want, that will be possible. We could highlight instead of sort - highlight the row with the lowest percent?
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Got it. Okay, that design checker message is an InfoPath Browser Form bug - I've only seen it cause an issue if you are using print views (if I recall correctly). If needed, I can help you with that - we can manually modify the form view files to remove the control binding. For showing other Vendor Info, for example, for the selected Vendor - ...