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I understand how to do a standard one, but I am trying something a little different and cannot figure it out. I have a forecast forms library, with Fy1-Fy4 (including all quarters). I am then feeding those values into a quarterly actual form. So what I am trying to do now is populate a field the q1_1 with the forecasted data that is being ...

I am hoping someone can tell me if this is possible and if so how. We currently have a home page that has buttons to take them to their forms. There is a redirect after the submit so they are taken back to the home page, as they do not want them to go back to the library. This works perfectly. Now for the fun stuff.... there are 5 forms ...

I have a custom form that the person before me previously created. It has not been used as of yet, and they want to start using it. However this person did not create it from a SharePoint list and went straight to custom form. So there is nothing this form is attached to. It has over 75 fields on it, and I really do not want to have to start ...

Ok... so after finally figure out how to few the example, I put in on my form, published it, created an item and had a co worker look at this time, and tada.. my name is there not his.  Yeah sucess!... well sort of...   When I open the form it will automatically fill in my name and manager which is what I want it to do.  However, ...

Got it.. thank you!  I completely missed the "design" part at the top.  Working now.. thank you again!  

I have tried it all.  Whenever I go to actually open the file, locally or not it tells me that the form cannot be opened because it requires the domain permission level and it currently has restricted permission.  To fix this problem, open the form from the location it was published to.   If I try to open directly from the ...

Thanks Ernesto, still new to this stuff, can you give me a little more direction? Do I do a form load, set field's value, and then set the "submitter name" based upon the username of the person logged in?  I don't know how to "call the username and set" the value... any steps would be helpful.  Thank you ...

I am using a SP list vs a forms library.  The field on the form (username) shows the person who is entering the form, but when someone else views the form in the list it changes that field to be the person who is viewing it.  So it seems to be showing the current username vs submitter name.  Any  idea why that is ...

Brilliant! Thank you... that worked perfectly!  :)   

Ok, I have a pretty good grasp on this, but I will put it out here just in case I am missing something.  My biggest issue is I can get this to work using a forms library but when I use the list form I cannot get it to replicate what the forms library is doing.  We cannot use the forms library here at work, of course I was told this after ...