InfoPath Dev

Double Post, sorry.  Not quite sure how that happened

Okay, I figured out the above problem!! I'm just a nut, and can't read right...

The best way to accomplish this is to have a list form the queries the data source for the employee information, then they can enter any new information and submit the information to the list.  You can set this list up to handle repeating submissions and it will create a seperate line for each item.  It basically iterates through the ...

Good afternoon, everyone. I'm relatively new to InfoPath, and trying to create a complicated form. It's a financial analysis form used by underwriters. I've run into a problem trying to conditionally format certain text boxes. See the below picture. Here's what I need to do: 1. If "%" is selected in ...

After adding the column that changes the views (Approval Status) to my form, I can see it is going by the first item in the list. WOW--Such an easy fix!! All I had to do was mark the checkbox under Data Connection "Include data for the active form only" Can't believe I spent so many days on this teeny tiny issue!!

I'm relatively new to infopath so that was just one way I found when I researched the topic. Yeah I have a repeating table in the form. The form is set up as one row of data so for each employee the user will have to add a row and fill in the precending columns. If there is an easier way please share!  Ultimately we want the user to be ...

Hi Hillary, Sorry if I wasn’t clear. It is in the SharePoint form library that the view shows the column name and below a number where it should display the information.  My InfoPath form correctly populates the fields. I have a drop down field where users select a name and then it associates with location/time zone of ...

This can be accomplished multiple ways but the first question I have to ask is why use a Library form?  Is there a repeating table in this form, or do you have a bunch of data in different fields that are filled out to appear as a repeating table?  If you promote the fields correctly you can do a SharePoint Designer workflow that will ...

  If you are trying to change the created date column you will not be able to do this with InfoPath.  You will need to write a script to run on the List to change those properties.  I prefer PowerShell but others will say Visual Studio.  Whatever makes you more comfortable.    

Hi Hilary Just to let you know that I have now resolved the above issue. The field was using the first instance of the week number from the data sharepoint list because I had not declare all the parameters in the list. Once i filtered the rule to inclued addDays(DateOnSharepointList, number of instances of week no) - in my case it was 365 - numbe ...