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I think SQL server doesn't like the .160000000 part at the end. Would your process still work if you lopped off the fractional seconds part at the end before doing your query? It seems like SQL Server will probably accept up to 3 digits of fractional seconds.
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Please have the user close all InfoPath windows, adjust the font size in Internet Explorer (Ctrl + 0 should do the trick), and then reopen InfoPath. InfoPath uses the IE rendering engine so there are cases of IE influencing InfoPath.
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Instead of dividing by 14, divide by count(items[. != 0])
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I very much doubt xdDate:Today() is going to work here. How about:
q.FileLocation = q.FileLocation + "&FilterField1=Status&FilterValue1=Pending&FilterField2=Employee&FilterValue2=" + GetUserNameValue() + "&FilterField3=WeekEndingDetail&FilterValue3<" ...
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It would seem your form is set for browser compatibility mode:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.infopath.xmlevent.changing(v=Office.11).aspx
This type or member can be accessed only from code running in forms opened in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007.
Is the Validating or Changed event, or rules, insufficient for ...
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I see.
The black text usually indicates text that's between tags, like:
<hello>this is text</hello>
But in your case, since all of your values are in attributes, the black text is an indicator of something wrong. One such place is this:
ows_DT_x0020_50_x0020_PHNotes0=""> 30 days ...
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Are you trying to save the new document type without attaching an XSN? If so, that's probably the problem.
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It looks like the part at the beginning, "< 70 % ARfD" is the problem. It doesn't seem to be valid XML. Would you mind pasting the entire XML content so we can see it?
I'm not sure what you mean by everything else being color coded. Everything else where?
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This is the problem:
COMM and MS on: tech spec: B&M; RA:
B&M should be B&amp;M
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Try right-clicking the repeating section and clicking Conditional Formatting.