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why dont you just use the save functionality that is provided by infopath. that will just save the form in the same document library that the form was opened from.
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i am not sure we can connect to excel with out code, infopath 07 supports access database. you can convert excel into access adn later on use it.
filtering data of a dropdown based on selection in some other dropdown is called cascadign drop downs. there are a lot of posts regarding that all over the site. check here
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ProcessStartInfo startinfo = null;
try
{startinfo = new ProcessStartInfo("IExplore.exe");
startinfo.Arguments ="Your From link";Process.Start(startinfo);
}
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set datatype of total field to decimal(double) type.
right click total field -> set data type to decimal (double)
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you will need to write some code for that.
Just write a method to open browser and pass the link of the form to it
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what version of infopath are you having installed on your machine. is it infopath 03, 07 or 2010
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go to form template
tools -> options -> comaptibility -> uncheck Design a form template that can be opened in a browser or infopath
and then try previewing the form
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in the function
use
this.Print();
instead of
XDocument.PrintOut();
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try
this.Print();
Print functionality is avaibale only for client forms, it is not avaiable in browser enabled forms
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