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I had the same thing happen to me today. I had marked 2 fields as required in my form, but then changed them when I realized I didn't want them required. However, InfoPath kept insisting that I had fields that were not completed that were marked required. There was no red fuzzies, or dotted lines. just the error. ...
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http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/25144/87127.aspx
This is something I've done quite a bit. I end up using SP 2010 calculated columns. As I have to do a fair amount of reporting based on the data entered into a particular form. Here is one way that you could do it - ...
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I have several InfoPath 2010 forms designed to print on one page. When I select "Print Preview" and print from there, the forms print as designed. However, when users select "File" then "Print", the top margin seems to be increased automatically, pushing everything down and causing the bottom portion of the form to be ...
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[quote user="Greg Collins"]This can be done using a complicated default value formula:concat(substring(100 + number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time2, 1, 2))) - number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time1, 1, 2))), 2, 2), ":", substring(100 + number(concat("0", substring(../my:Time2, 4, 2))) - ...
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I have a form that needs to calculate the last two numbers of a fiscal year based on Today. This is the the standard FY that runs from Oct 1 to Sep 30. Any ideas?
I am creating a unique number based on other factors and so far have this concat(FACTSCode, OpDivCode, double click to insert field) - and, you guessed it, the double click is where ...
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Yes it makes total sence, thank you!
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Microsoft's solution for this was to remove all the borders and shading completely, then add them back in. This seems to do the trick.
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You don't have to use code to do this, but it does require some setup.
We use the same type of layout, we have multiple emails to different groups, and each groups can have the an email that is the same as another group.
The way that we solved the problem was by having a Sharepoint list with the name of the group and an email associated with ...
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Ah, now I know what's up. We need to add " 00:00:00" to the date. That's a space and 0s for time for hours, minutes, etc. This is because SharePoint doesn't have a date data type, but has a date time data type. Can you try that? With a concat? And see if that helps?