InfoPath Dev

I found a solution to this using xml file as the data source. The following link should show you how to do this:  http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/01/15/populating-form-data-from-sharepoint-list-views.aspx  -Gil

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a solution. I found one possible workaround suggesting that I use the RTF control but that didn't work for me either.   -Gil

Thanks for the tip Matt, but I already have that working. The reason why we need to have everything crammed together (or concatenated) is to make it easier for the user to see what the relationship is between the job number, job title, and job location. The closest I've gotten is to use a Rich Text Field with the following ...

It looks like this doesn't work if you're using Forms Services and hosting the text box in a browser form. I'm unable to check the "Paragraph breaks" in the display. Does anyone have any other suggestions on how I can get this to work?

I've been able to have the user select a job number which automatically populates the job title and work location fields for a job app form. In this scenario, the user has to remember what the specific job number is for the position they're applying for. To make this easier, I tried a calculated field in SharePoint to combine the job ...

Does anyone know how to add a custom button on a SharePoint list item display form to autopopulate an Infopath form when clicked on? For example,  1) Display a SharePoint contact list item: Last Name: Smith First Name: John 2) In the list item toolbar have a new button called something like "Apply" 3) When clicking the button, ...