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I seem to recall seeing things on this before where since InfoPath and Outlook are integrated I do not believe you get cross compatibility.
So InfoPath 2007 is only compatible with Outllok 2007 and InfoPath 2003 is only compatible with Outlook 2003.
Why have the users not upgraded to Outlook 2007 as well? I am not aware of any differences ...
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This can be done within one InfoPath form.
As far as approach is the intent that each employee will update there form each time? This could be difficult in practice.
Have you considered using a database as the data repository? I have done similar projects with the Database Accelerator. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 - ...
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If you have the SP list loadedas a data connection then you would add a rule to your input field. For the rule condition set input field = Sp DC name field. This will be true when the user leaves the field and the value is found in the SP list. You can have a message box action or clear the field or whatever you want. Not equal is probably what ...
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You can remove the filter or create a second repeating table without a filter and then use conditional formatting to show and hide each as you need.
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If you are working with SQL both data connections would need to be queried so that they have data. Then you qwould use a filter to find the name record which matches the company. I am not sure how you are making your selections.
This can get tough with the basic SQL support since you have two tables. Have you looked at the Database ...
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Hi Ed.
If you have the data connection set up. I would put a rule on the field where they enter the account number. The rule would set the name field in the view witht the name from the data connection. For the value you would select the name field from the DC but then add the filter, which is in the lower left when you select the ...
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Does this happen on any form you try and link code to or only one in particular? Are you using Visual Studio?
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To my knowledge the New Record button is like opening a new form.
So yes you would want to make your own reset button or add rules to the submit to clear the fields you want after submitting the current data. Another option is to seed your database query with a value that will return nothing, maybe 0 or something and run the query again which ...
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Ok trying to follow this...
Data in your form is persistent, views are just ways of representing the information with controls.
You should have one repeating group of fields with information.
In View A you would have a repeating table bound to the repeating group, in View B you would have a repeating section with controls bound to the same ...
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You would need to setup a data connection for the data.
Then you create a field for state and country
You add a dropdown control on state that use the data connection.
Then you put a rule on the dropdown that sets country to the country from your DC with a filter state in your DC equals state in your form.
You may want to check out the ...