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Hi Gennady,
Thanks for the reply. Still confused though?
How can I pull data stored on a submitted form on a SharePoint site, into an Access database which is not?
Thanks
Al
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Hi Hilary,
Thank you ver much but where is your attachment? I can not see it !
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Thanks. I thought about that. Our AD is not completely populated. Our IT people (10) could be easily updated. But I plan to use this to roll out other forms and need to be able to lookup items on sharepoint list.
So it appears there are two ways of doing this.
1) In the rules, load the query fields, query the data, then set a field ...
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Can you send me step by step process .Thanks
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Yes, I can understand. Thankfully someone else went through all the pain so I didn't have to...
You'd think they'd have some kind of guide out there on how to do all this stuff. I mean something as simple as setting a field value programmatically really shouldn't be so painful.
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Oh, happy to help - that one made me CRY, I swear. I was so glad when I finally found out that I was not actually crazy - that the validation actually works differently in browser vs. filler.
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This works beautifully!
I can't thank you enough Hilary, you've been a MASSIVE help!
Danny
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And the answer to my final part can be found in this forum here.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/18471/64766.aspx
And there wasn't an answer there either.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh microsft we bow to thee.
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Sorry everyone I should have also mentioned that is is a browser based template, used with InfoPath2010 and Sharepoint 2010.
Knowing this regardless of if I open the new template either in the browser or in infoPath (from an existing item) I still cannot edit the new data sources that I have added.
Also I need to keep the setting: Update ...
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And the answer to one part is
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Hi
unfortunately no, it must be the default view. A workaround:
Add a new view based of your
current default view.
Change the current default view to show all items.
On the default view page modify the webpart properties and select it ...