InfoPath Dev

Ahh - ok, that clears things up. Thanks!

As far as I've ever seen when I add a control like a textbox, InfoPath automatically adds a field (with a generic name like "field1", "field3" etc) to the main data source. I don't think it is possible to add an unbound text box? If it was, I wouldn't do it - binding is where the control stores its data, so there ...

thanks, that does make sense!!

I am trying to follow the instructions here: https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/174733/is-it-possible-to-set-a-rule-on-a-people-picker-control-in-infopath whereby basically, I'll be adding some hidden text fields to be equal to a people picker field, and then running some validations off of that. My question is, I've ...

Ok, thanks for your help thus far, much appreciated.

Great. Let me try it out to see if it works. Thank you so much for your quick turnaround! Much appreciated! Have a great night and stay safe!

Hello, I have created a Custom List in Sharepoint that uses Infopath. I was hoping there is a way to allow users to re-open a submitted form that still contains all the entered data in the repeating table. I have a daily variable list that is updated several times a day and then is emailed out. At the end of the day, they submit the final to ...

In the heading of my post there is a link to a form. Right click the link and select the option to save the file locally - the precise text will vary depending on your web browser. Save the file someplace on your computer that you can find it. Navigate using Windows Explorer to the saved file. Right click the saved file and select ...

Sorry I did not see your sample with data validation. Can you be specific with (steps) save Locally, right click and select design, preview? I really appreciate!

Without seeing the form or any of the existing filled out XML I can't really guess. I do know that in general when it looks my rules aren't working, it is because something is not the value I think it is. Perhaps put all the fields you are using on your form where you can see them and then walk through it with an existing form again and ...