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Ah I think I understand now. I added a new version of the template. Check it out and see if its closer to what you want.
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Hi there,
Is there a specific reason you are trying to hand edit the template itself? Otherwise, you should just go through the InfoPath designer an add a new view that way instead. This will prevent any form definition errors from occuring when you try to open the form.
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I've attached a sample xsn. Is this closer to what you were looking for?
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Perhaps this article may be useful for you: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee554886.aspx
Are you using a custom SP list or an external list?
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I gave a webinar last week about permissions in InfoPath forms that might be useful for you. Here is a link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEig8O4so0I&list=UUevFL_5LD2E2t9SxCle35iw&index=2&feature=plcp
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Are you asking how to make the multiple select list box look like the bottom one instead of the top one? If so, then the answer is not easily. There isn't a way out of the box to do that unless you want to build it on your own. I imagine there is probably a way to do it with 2 list boxes, 2 buttons and a lot of rules, but I ...
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HI there,
Create your data connection to the list and you can probably set it to query on load. Then insert the repeating node in the 2ndary data source as repeating table. This should show all of the data from the list.
To do the search you are talking about, I would recommend using filters. Add a text field, and then go ...
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Do the selections need to submit to a separate list per category or does it just need to save all the values to a single column in one list? If its the latter, you just need to publish the form to a SharePoint list and the field should map to a choice (multi) field. Just make sure that you start off with a SP list form and then you ...
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You can either set a formatting rule on the repeating section that hides the control when it meets your criteria, or you can set up filters on the repeating control with the same criteria as well. Hope that makes sense.
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Formatting dates inside formulas is a little tricky. There are a few options you can take:msxsl:format-date() will work, but only in filler formsYou can parse the date out yourself using string functions. Since your date format looks pretty simple, this is quite possible to do in formulas.qRules offers a format date function that you ...