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Thank you Hilary. It worked like a charm.
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I have a large list that I need to create an XML from so that I can use it in a dropdown in my form. I do not know how to do this and hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
Dorinda
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You'll just have to use conditional formatting on your button that takes users to the next page. Disable the button if any of the fields that you want filled out are blank. You may need to use multiple formatting rules or use an expression.
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Does anyone have any suggestions on this?
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You can change your submit to use rules - that is an option under the Data tab in the ribbon when the form is in design mode. Then you can do something like I have in the sample form - set a helper field prior to submitting that will hide the data entry section and show the "email" section. It looks from your screenshot like you are ...
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So I have this working in the email YEAH!!! Now only question is how to format the currency in the table. Any ideas. I know in her example she is using whole number with no $ or commas. I do not need cents.
Dorinda
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Thank you so much for answering my question. Since I am new to InfoPath, I have couple of questions on that. The section which we'll send in email how data will be bound to fields that have values? With Expression box do you mean calculated filed?
Where we'll put rules to trigger which section should appear when user opens a form and ...
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finally got it to download. geez Internet is fussy today.
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It will not allow me to save it only a link to that document here is what I get when I try to download it
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You are most likely opening it instead of opening in design mode. Save the linked file locally. Right click on the saved file and select Design to open in design mode. EDITED TO ADD - to save the linked file locally, right click the link and select the option to save. That menu option will differ depending on what browser you are using.