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Hi Hilary,
I have attached the mapping file to my original post.
Thanks!
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As usual, I figured this out after posting. Here's what you need to do:
1. Use an expression box
2. Go into the properties
3. On the Display tab, remove the check from Wrap Tex
4. On the Size tab, remove the value from Width
5. Click Apply and OK and you'll be good to g.
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Concat is useless. I can't format the text in there with line breaks and lots of punctuation. I really need this thing to be able to just copy/paste. Heck, if I could have it auto-size the fields taht would be fine as well.
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So - the rule is on RiskAssessments? Is the XPath myFields\dataFields\RiskAssessments one that you got by right clicking the repeating group and selecting Copy XPath in the data source task pane? I'm wondering about namespace prefixes.
Generally, if you don't have any namespace prefixes and the rule is on RiskAssessments, ...
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Hello. Sorry if the information for my question is already posted but I am new to Infopath (2007) and the examples I have found in the threads do not solve my issue...
I have a repeating table binding to a SharePoint list. I am trying to hide rows where values repeat on different rows. I have used the preceding-sibling xpath function but I ...
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Can you attach your mapping file to a reply? Under the Options tab...
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I set the second node as a static section and am only looping through the the first node. Seems to have done the trick.
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I am baffled. I have used the SubmitToSharePointList command many times before successfully and I just can't seem to figure out what I am doing wrong here.
I have a form that has a repeating table in it. I have the SubmitToSharePoint List command set up for submit as: SubmitToSharePointList ...
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Hi,
I'm working with Infopath 2003 and without Sharepoint.
I had previously not had any problems e-mailing my form back and forth between users while we were testing and developing it, but I believe that to try and resolve a problem at one point, I published the form to my desktop. This seems to now be preventing others from opening ...
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If I've understood you correctly.
I'd have one form.
Each "area" you want filled out would be in a section.
You would need to put button into their own sections on your form. Button A when pressed would set field A. You could then use rules to hide buttons and sections as required.