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J,
They would not be able to open up the form, since when the form is open is 'connects' back to the library.
Why not have a workflow allow read only access to the forms that are required.
All my forms are submitted to libraries generally by anyone i.e. contribute rights, then once the form is uploaded to the library, a workflow ...
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OK
Never used 2007, so can't be of any more use.
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I use 2010, yet the principles I think are the same.
Are you saying that a form has been completed, and users can't find their completed forms?
1.Check your data connections (InfoPath) to where you think you are saving a completed form to.
2. Check your form library views and columns - i.e. name and title.
3. Check permissions on the ...
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Hi,
Attached is a form example using the substring formula to split out the numbers into 2 sets of 5.
Included are fields with the basic math to work out your ranges.
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Set the field to read-only, you can either use the property associated with the field.
Or you could use form load rules to set a read-only flag and then conditional formatting to disable the control
Or you could use a calculated value
If you don't want others to go deleting entries, remove all default formatting so it appears as if ...
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This might help you - http://www.manjuke.com/2011/01/how-to-filter-data-correctly-on.html
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What happens if you set the default value via on the SharePoitn list itself?
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This is something I do pretty often.
You'll need to add several rules on your submit button, which set a or some hidden fields. Then on your fields you'll need a formatting rule which knows when a field should or should not have been completed.
Example attached.
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Can you not create a SharePoint group from this list? Then you could audience target the form library.
The you just need to create a filter on the list view.
1.Form status = approved
2. Assigned Task Person= [me]
Alternatively use a workflow to set permissions on the form itself
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I'd do the filtering on the secondary data itself.
Add an extra field "leaver" with the default to False
Every employee must have a value.
Then your filtering rule should work once you've set some values.
You can always create a dummy view and just add your secondary data connection to actually see what the form is or ...