Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 2 of 7 (69 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next > ... Last » Manipulating Default Values Hello there, I've asked a similar question before. However, I didn't think I explained it well and as a result had no response. I really hope I explain it better this time :) As you know, if you have a repeating table/section, you can go to Tools-Default Values and add more nodes to the data source. If two nodes are ... Posted to General (Forum) by pablavo on 04-27-2009 Re: changing attributes of many controls Thanks Anuma for getting back. I was afraid of that. Cheers Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 03-25-2009 changing attributes of many controls Hi there, As the heading suggests, I have a lot of controls ( text boxes) on my form and they pretty much have the same properties (Colour, Conditional formatting etc) I was wondering if there was a way to change these attributes without having to go into each of the text boxes individually and changing them as this is taking ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 03-25-2009 Another Calculation problem HI folks, Hope someone can help. I have two fields with different amounts and I want to calculate the different variance in percentage. Or, another way to put it- the percentage difference between the two. If at Cost1 was £25 and Cost2 was £30. Does anyone know how I would create a calculation to get the percentage ... Posted to General (Forum) by pablavo on 03-19-2009 Invalid data error with text box calculations Hi there, This is a short one and I hope someone has come accross this as well. I have a text box (txtAmount) which has a calculation for its value. The calculation multiplies two fields together. One field stores a number of days (Days) worked by someone. This is stored as a decimal. The other ... Posted to Code (Forum) by pablavo on 03-19-2009 Re: three different repeating tables for the same datasource table? Fr33Mason wrote: What if the data was for editing purposes ? This is what I require as well Many thanks Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 03-16-2009 Repeating table for Variance... Hi there, I'm going to attempt to explain something that's probably quite difficult to explain. but here goes... I have a repeating table that I've defaulted to 6 nodes (so when someone opens the form there will be automatically 6 rows on the table. The table is to do with stages of a project and one of the fields ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 03-13-2009 More than one repeating table with the same data connection... Hi there, I've been trying to work this out for a while, and, with varius related threads. Now I'm just going to answer the question outright lol! I have an InfoPath form that has a SQL Server database as the data connection. If I go into Default Values in the Tools menu, I can add nodes and give them a default value (of ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 03-04-2009 Data connection now asking for SQL Server login? Hi there, I'm sure this is a fairly simple one and I just want to be sure I'm not messing things up. There is an InfoPath form published to a sharepoint 2003 site and I want to alter one of the data connections on the form so that there's sort order. When I click Data Connections from the tools menu and click to Modify one of the ... Posted to Data Connections (Forum) by pablavo on 03-03-2009 Anyway to make rows as columns Hi There, OK, I believe there probably wont be a way to do this. I have a database with a table and two of the columns have only a set amount of data. one row has 4 consistant values (for Brevity, I'll just make them fruit - Oranges, Apples, Pears and Berries) the other column, again, has a consistant amont of values (SuperMart, ... Posted to Controls (Forum) by pablavo on 02-26-2009 Page 2 of 7 (69 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next > ... Last » Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.