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Interesting. I've never seen this before, though...
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Hi Randy,
You should go through the steps in the Getting Started document. This is a good introduction to what DBXL can accomplish. Tasks 3 through 6 will show you how to:
(a) Create a button to submit to the DBXL web service
(b) Create a mapping from DBXL to SQL
(c) Create a SharePoint mapping to a form library
Of course, this document ...
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There are some things you can edit in bulk: Properties and Borders/Shading. See the attached screenshot.
What exactly are you trying to bulk edit?
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Hi Ravi,
I can confirm that Qdabra Support did receive your email. As Patrick points out, qRules 2.0 is not ready at the moment. Qdabra developers are still hard at work on the new features. You will receive email from us when it is ready.
Thank you for your interest.
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I don't, but hopefully someone else will reply!
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Sorry, I'm still not clear on what you mean. I understand that there are two ways to open a form when using SharePoint:
1. In the browser (Internet Explorer), using IPFS.
2. In the client, i.e. Microsoft Office InfoPath.
I'm not sure what is the portal that you mention.
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If your form doesn't have code, you could look at qRules:
http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
Perhaps the Insert command will work in this situation...
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What do you mean "open in the portal"? Are you talking about browser forms (IPFS)?
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Hi Michael and welcome to the forum.
You don't need code to add up fields. See the attached sample to see an example fo the SUM function.
Concerning your second question, I do not think that there is a way to keep an Excel spreadsheet and an InfoPath field perfectly in sync. Keeping them "linked" is something out of my league. Good ...
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The problem is: 100% of what? Of the screen width? You want your image to adjust to the screen size of whoever is opening the form?