InfoPath Dev

There is really no easy way to do this in InfoPath. You might just want to create a SharePoint list with this data in it, just prepopulate with a bunch of years, months, start and end dates - probably could create the data for pretty far in the future with Excel and then create your new list off the spreadsheet.

Well - and I'm lazy, so like I said, I would just create a new test view, copy everything out of the shaky view and paste it into the new view, then give myself an easy way to get that new view (test button or something) so you can find out fast if just a new view will fix it. :)

thanks, I was afraid of that. was really hoping that it perhaps was a known issue and I stumbled into it. restart it is then :)

Oh yuck! I suppose I'd start with creating a new view, and just copy everything from the shaky view to the new view to see if it reproduces there. Then, if it does, I'd start removing controls from the copy, to see if I could narrow down a specific thing in the view that might be causing this....

I've got an infopath form with 4 page views that connects to a SharePoint List. I've modified the form quite extensively and everything has been good so far, but recently when I select information from any control other than text fill the form twitches/shakes. This only happens in one view, I've tried removing and re-adding a few of ...

 Hello, I have a bit of a unique situation that I'm trying to figure out and I hope someone might be able to help me.  I am creating a list/form that will automatically calculate a value based on various column entries and render the results in a calculated column.  Each column in the form generally has two versions of it self, ...

Hi, I created a dropdown field where I have the name of the months and each month has a value corresponding at his numer of month (e.g. January = 01, December = 12 etc..). In another dropdown field I put the years. I've searching the formulas to fit two other field named "Start_Date" and "End_Date" when I choose ...

Gotcha! I will give this a try and we'll see the outcome! Thanks so much for your guidance in this!

I mean, you can have a condition in a SharePoint workflow, right? So just promote field x and then in your SPD workflow, if field x = Complete, delete the file? Another option would be keep all the files in the same library and just use library views to determine what shows, of course (which is the route I would take rather than moving files ...

Oh, I see now what you are saying. They won't be able to approve / reject from email. You'll need to include a link to the filled out form in the view sent in email, then they can click the link, and in your form load rules you can switch to the correct view so they can approve. I usually keep track of the user name for the approver, so I ...