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Hi NikInHC, Take a look at qRules. It supports uploading attachments via an InfoPath form to a SharePoint document library or a separate folder.

Hi DSanchez, I'm assuming you are talking about browser forms. Take a look at Hilary's blog on Checkin/Checkout. That should help. We also have a new XTP coming out for this and I will ask Mel to add.

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Skarn, you are rocking this forum! Nice job. What's with the "oil" character on your bandana?

Hi Daniel, Yes, that's totally doable. Just add another group and repeating child group underneath the repeating group you already have for your expenses. You can use our ChangeHistory XTP for a quick fix. Just drag and drop it into your form and move the group node to be under the repeating expense report item group. Have fun,

Hi SandeepReddy, How do you know which departments the manager has access to? Is it in Active Directory? If so, I recommend using our Active Directory Web Service which will allow complex queries of Active Directory data and enumeration of all users in a group, etc. You just can't use the UserProfile service in SharePoint to do the kind of ...

Hi Germaine84, If you're using SharePoint or a Web service you can use submit to save the form. Just add a button (label it "Save") and add an action to Submit the form. Piece of cake. Requires that the form be valid. If you have scenarios where you want to allow saves even if the data is not complete, you can use qRules ClearErrors ...

You have hit the most common limitation in SharePoint - lists don't scale beyond ~5000 items. If you have <5000 items, you can use filtering to return a subset of the results and then use cascading dropdowns to subsequently query the list but the list's default view has to show everything and therein lies the performance issue as you ...