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Because you have a repeating table, you will need to filter using the current() function. Take a look at the how-to articles on repeating cascading lists. These will give some idea how to use the current() function:
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data ...
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Hello, sorry for the delay and welcome to our forums. To do what you want will require some fancy rules or custom code.
With custom code of course you can set the submit parameter to whatever you like.
What we've done in a number of solutions is to create a large concat() expression using the rule Set a Field's Value. Then you can concat your ...
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Also, if you go to the relink view in SharePoint and just check all the boxes and relink (even if they're already linked) it will repopulate all the promoted properties.
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What you're trying to do is set the Save as location. You can do this in the form itself through code. Look for that as a property you can set. You can set the filename too.
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You have found a limitation of InfoPath. To get it working with an Access database you either need to create the form initially as connected to the database or have to write code to connect an existing form to a database.
Another way to handle this scenario is to use our Qdabra Database Accelerator product which allows you to connect existing ...
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I'd like to expand on this. The reason why InfoPath is not suited for reporting scenarios is as follows:
1) Performance is slow with large amounts of data. Specifically when trying to show it in the view.
2) Sorting is not straightforward.
3) Filtering is slow.
In limited situations where we want ot generate reports for InfoPath rich-text data ...
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Adding xsl:sort to the view shoudl be a last resort though. Editing the XSL is generally discouraged even internally for us who know it intimately. :) Better to come up with a sorted view in sharepoint and try to use that.
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If you only specify one of the values (height or width) then InfoPath will retain the aspect ratio while resizing.
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When you say you are opening the files do you mean in Designer? In the new location you need to right-click and click Design and then publish/save over. Actually the correct method for this is to not copy the files initially to the new location. You should just open the xsn in the designer from your development location and then publish to ...
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Hello and welcome to our forum. This seems odd to me. In my testing of Browser Enabled forms in IE7 clicking on the repeating table border does not grey/select the table. This can be tricky though. One twitch and it will think you're making a selection and it will grey it out.
To test try customizing the Expense Report sample in InfoPath 2007 ...