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Hilary,
Thank you, your help and explanation is greatly appreciated!
-Daniel
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Maybe this scenario is not good use of InfoPath? Thank you for opening a support ticket for me.
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Hi
This my first time to this forum. Hope to find an answer for my form. Using Infopath 2007.
I have a form with two repeating tables and two drop down list. And users must select an item only once in both drop down list.
Both drop down list is connected to a Sharepoint List. Using Sharepoint Foundation 2010.
I must say that I try ...
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Hi-
First, you'll need to add the score options to the dropdowns, so that the users can select the desired score.
Then you can simply use a formula like this:
/my:myFields/my:HideShowSection_7/my:field146 + /my:myFields/my:HideShowSection_4/my:field147 + /my:myFields/my:HideShowSection_5/my:field148 etc
to get the total score.
I'm not ...
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Hi Doreen,
DBXL is not typically used in this fashion (updating existing SQL data). However, DBXL could be used that way. It's not a scenario we encourage or recommend (we frankly try to avoid it), because of its complexity.
Since you are dealing with such advanced scenarios, I have opened a support ticket to get this request into the ...
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Hi all,
I've been searching around the web and this forum to see if there are any methods to use to reduce a form's file size. I found a couple here, but they didn't really have any answers.
My current file is 1,377 kb. I'd like to reduce the file size to help reduce its footprint when loaded onto sharepoint. ...
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Good Morning Ernesto
In each of the section that you helped me create I have in column 2 (score) depending on how well each areas does on their inspection I would give them a score 10,5,or 0
Each section is scored separately. When I select a score I need the form to auto sum up all the sections and come up with a %rating.
How do I get the ...
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Is this simply a matter of creating a repeating table a populating it and DBXL takes care of the rest or is there more to it than that? Do you have an example (in IP 2007) demonstrating this so I can see how it works? I will revise my form to use a repeating table to see what questions pop up.
Another caveat to my project is ...
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I am in the process of creating an Infopath form which is connected to an Access Database. The database holds Oracle tables and queries – the queries simply collect all the data from the Oracle tables.
I have used 3 successive cascading drop downs on the Infopath form itself so that when picking a value from the first drop down, Infopath ...
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are these data connections for nintex? or this can be created for infopath too?