InfoPath Dev

What's the balance due column? Is it from the same data source as the rest of the data? Or a different data source? If it is a different data source, you could just use an expression box / calculated value.

How many rows does the table in the form need to be? Simply as many years as are between start and end date? You could just use default data for this and some conditional formatting. Makes for slightly messy and bigger XML files, but the most rows you'd have is 86 or 87, so that isn't too terrible. Under the Data tab in the ribbon, look ...

I've been wracking my brain trying to do this without code, but have failed.  So I'm here, asking for help.  (If it can only be done through code, VB would be preferable. But beggars can't be choosers.) I am attempting to create a repeating table with a specific number of rows.  In the first column of the repeating ...

I found a post (buried on the 13th search results page) that gave me some good tips on how to do what I wanted. Now if I could only figure out how to include a Balance Due column I would be all set.

Good day!!!I am trying to figure out a way to place a button on my InfoPath form that will open a SharePoint list activity with pre populated data from the current InfoPath form.  Here is an example...1) Customer creates a request in a InfoPath form and submits to the SharePoint site.2) Once I receive the form and approve I would create an ...

Weird question i know, but my customer wants me to see if it's possible that a refrence number is created for each person who comes in to submit a form? IS THIS POSSIBLE??

How do you use a repeating table to automatically display a set number of rows? Our projects have between one to six invoices. I have tied the formula of each text box to a value in my Invoicing table. The values are loaded when the form is opened. The table should display all the invoices associated with a ProjectID. But the repeating table will ...

I have succesfully made many forms, but how do you get the submit,, close, and print view buttons (but it looks like a section) at the bottom of the form, rather than a ribbon at the top???? This has been so annoying for me. Al

 I was able to accomplish what I wanted by creating a hidden control that stored the ID value. My lookup values now call the ID value of the hidden control saving several steps in the formula. The form loads much faster now.

 I ended up using a Nintex Workflow with an Update XML action to write the value I wanted into the form.