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Nandini,
I assume that you're using InfoPath 2010.
Go File>Form Options>Programming>Remove Code .
That should sort you out.
Then try to republish your form.
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Are you sure that the 'code' is actually rules on the button? Otherwise you should normally see the code if there is actually any available.
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By the sound of it you'd a Section for your Employee Name,Department,Job Title,Manager etc.
You'll need a data connection which can reference your employees and their employee id. Then one of your fields in your repeating table can be filtered by your employee id.
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Is this what you are after: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/26246/91123.aspx ?
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Sorry but 12 groups need to be involved in change control? 9 workflows?
Hello red tape and politics!
Has anybody put this process down into a diagram? I'm betting there is overlap and wastage somewhere. Workflows work sequentially. 1,2,3.
If you have a screen shot of your assessment form, upload that. 19 fields isn't that many.
It ...
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Rob,
Point 1. If you want people to amend a drop down list I suggest you put the choices into a SharePoint list and use that as your data source. It's much easier to control access and you don't have to worry about version control and installing InfoPath designer onto X number of machines.
If you meant only certain ...
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I assume you're using InfoPath 2010.
You can have a parent section. I assume you are talking about controls here and note visually to a human being. Then you can literally move/copy another section into your parent section.
If you need to. Add a parent section to your form, change the binding control, then add another field ...
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I've never used InfoPath 2007. If you can't see the buttons in design of InfoPath. Then they would have to be on the webpage themselves. i.e. JQuery or something like that. I only use InfoPath and SharePoint 2010. Maybe somebody else can help you from here.
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Thanks Hilary, that's working a treat.
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I've seen demo presenters use the following: http://www.cloudshare.com/