InfoPath Dev

 I asked this question last week, still no reply.  Am I assuming it can't be done?  Can it be accomplished with SharePoint Designer workflow?  Please help.

 Hey Ernesto thanks for the response,  So, yes i already have a fairly elaborate print view where i need a section in the center to hold the first 5 rows.  I guess the question boils down to your reference to "conditionally" printing x-number of rows in a section of the form.    Should i be adding a table and ...

Here is the mapping file from our development environment; I can't send the production version.  The only difference between the development and production mapping files is the GUID at the top of the file and the site URL at the bottom of the file.  The GUID is that of the target list "Report Activities" and the URL is ...

I suspect the answer to this question is no, but I'm going to ask in the faint hope I could be wrong. I developed an application that uses a number of different InfoPath forms for one of my customers.    I have now been asked if it is possible to dump/export/copy/download/you pick the term/ an InfoPath form to a PowerPoint ...

That is also blank. I think it might be useful to mention that these forms were previously published without the textbox that grabs the month number.       If I create a new document in the library, which uses my InfoPath form, the month number is present.   But, it isn't updating all of the existing ...

When you set up a data connection to a SharePoint list, you'll see two groups in the data source: queryFields and dataFields. The dataFields contains the data your data connection returned. The queryFields allow you to filter. So what you'll likely need to do is: 1. Set up your data connection to the ShP list. Don't set it to ...

You could look into creating a section (or a view) that you can print. Printing the view that the users use to fill out the form is likely not going to give you the result you want. You can have two "modes" in your form: "fill out" and "print". While filling out hide the sections designed for printing, and ...

Sorry, but the technique I suggested only works for exact matches. It sounds like you'll have to query everything and filter in the form itself. You could also look into some tutorials for REST data connections and see if that works for you. Good luck!

On a role today. I found this link - http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointcustomizationprevious/thread/5aa4519c-b8e0-4a7c-85b4-09f7e1d0747a Copied the code and altered it for my needs. i.e. connection name etc. Make sure your form can use C# File>Form Options>Programming>C# The code is placed onto your button: As ...

After a brief hiatus of looking at my form. Rule was simple. In case anybody else wants to know, this is what I did. Rule is on my check box control. Condition - check box = yes Set a field on your main data source i.e. Address 1 The value is from my second data connection i.e. SQLAddress 1 Add a filter, which is  checkbox = yes Repeat ...