InfoPath Dev

Hi there! I just gave a webinar yesterday that sounds like may be useful for your scenario.  Check out the recording of the webinar and let me know if you have any questions. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEig8O4so0I&list=UUevFL_5LD2E2t9SxCle35iw&index=1&feature=plcp

I wouldn't recommend using InfoPath if you need to display all 700 lines and 5 columns on a single view at the same time.  You will run into performance issues especially if you want this on the browser.  If you can filter the data somehow, or split the data up into multiple views then InfoPath may be a viable solution for you.  ...

Not sure if I'm understanding your scenario correctly, but I included a sample xsn that may be useful for you.  The text box on the bottom will sum all of the second column in the repeating table for rows where the first column is equal to "a".  You'll need to just use the sum function on the repeating field and add a ...

Take a look at the sample xsn I attached.  Enter different data on each row of the repeating table then click on the button on the right.  It will set the value of the text box up top to the value of given row.  Is this what you are looking for?

That does sound strange!  How are you pulling in the data for the description?  Is it being stored in a SP list that you are retrieving using a data connection?

You'll need to set up a separate submit data connection for each site/library you want to submit the form to.  You can have 2 submit buttons that submit to each of the different sites. Then the radio button will control which button to display via rules.

Rather than let InfoPath allow submitting a form with no attachments to receive an error, you can be a little more proactive and don't even allow the user to submit the form until an attachment is added.  Create a submit button on the form.  Add rules to the submit button to submit data and close the form after.  Now you ...

There are two different types of hyperlink in IP2010: hyperlink control and insert --> hyperlink.  Perhaps you can try whichever one you aren't using and see if that does the trick for you.

The designer will typically leave an extra row so that it would easier in the future to add more content in the section.  When you preview, it shouldn't display that extra line if you do a couple of things in the designer: (1) place the cursor in the empty row and hit backspace (This will ensure there are no characters to display on the ...

Is the ID one of the fields in the repeating data?  If so, they you can create a button in the repeating control which has an action rule that sets a field that is bound to a control at the top of the form to the ID.  This should take the ID of the current repeating item and set that to the field at the top of your form.  Hope that ...