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Hooray! I'm glad I could help - a sample makes things easier to understand I think. :)
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I think if you save your list as a template, under the advanced settings, you can then create another list from that template - and customize the form for that list.... does that make sense?
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Oh. It is a list form. I'm sorry, it never occurred to me that you meant it was an actual list form - I don't think there is a way to have multiple InfoPath forms for the same list. I think you'd just have to create various views in your list form and give your users a way to select which "form" they want to fill out.
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So - you are going through the entire publish wizard and not just using quick publish? I'd think you would need to go to the File > Publish > SharePoint menu, and walk through publishing to be able to publish as a new content type. You can attach a screenshot under the Options tab if that helps explain the issue.
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Hmmm - I'm attaching a sample with a guess of sorts - let me know if this is close to what you are looking for? Save the attached file locally, right click and select design. Then you can preview & see if this is sort of what you were looking for...
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I am so happy to have been able to help - I can't tell you how long it took me to find the "Any" and "All" occurrence dropdowns - that is one well hidden feature (I think a colleague actually had to show me those....). Have a great day!
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So - this is something that is tricky in InfoPath - I think the easiest solution would be to add a formatted date column to your calendar list (a calculated value that formats the date the way you want to see it) and then use that column for your dropdown. Here's a link to help you with your calculated column formula: ...
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I would think you could just save a copy of the form and publish it as a new content type once you've made your changes. Have you tried that?
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I would think you could just save a copy of the form and publish it as a new content type once you've made your changes. Have you tried that?
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See attached. I added a button and some helper fields - multiselects don't always behave with defaults (as you've seen, needing to select & then deselect an option to get your defaults to re-calc) but maybe this will get you a little further. :)