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Thank you for your help Ernesto, I will give it a try and let you know. Fingers crossed!
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You could create another field. i.e. TotalHours and use the count function.
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Unfortunately, that will not help, as I just need to email the same view that the user fills out. The formatting of the fields gets messed up, though, with the field width extending far beyond its designated width.
I have even tried rebuilding a test version of the form from scratch, utilizing one table, with no nesting, and before even ...
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Any other ideas?
I may try changing the drop down to be data-source driven instead of populating the list.
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Sorry, I didn't understand this follow up question.
If the repeating table has 5 rows, then 5 rows should display, unless there's a filter.
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Hi-
The typical solution to these type of formatting issues (i.e. when printing or when sending email) is to have separate sections: one section for "filling out" the form and another section for emailing.
This is discussed: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/22656/78476.aspx (there may be other discussions but I find ...
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Hello,
I encounter this message when I try to open email.
Is it possible to by-pass this error?
"This form was created with new version of the form template. Infopath cannot find new version. Do you want to open with old version?"
Thanks
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OK, I'm not getting an error message anymore, but the form is not going away either.
A bit of background: This is a browser form, and originates from a library landing site, i.e. the site intended for general users. Nothing really submits back to this site. On initial submit, the form submits to a Submitted form ...
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I have searched the forums here and on Microsoft's site and have not been able to find a workable solution to my problem.
I have an InfoPath form, designed with InfoPath 2010, that has previously been filled out using the InfoPath Filler.
While switching it over to being a browser-based form, there is one issue that keeps ...
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Thanks for the reply, I was afraid that may be the case. I may just eliminate the rule, it was more of a convenience than a necessity. While the picture control works well, I was trying to maintain a certain size format, an since the picture control doesn't have scroll bars, the pasted image would either be too big for the overall form, or ...