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Should be possible if you're using SharePoint workflows.  You'll need the employee status field to be promoted, so that you have access to it in the workflow.  Then when you are building your workflow you'll need to have an action that checks if the status is equal to resigned move this item to another library.  ...

Sorting a repeating table isn't a function that is available out of box in InfoPath.  You can try using qRules (http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx) or you'll have to write your own code to do so.

I have a repeating table with a field for Username and Amount. The point here is that the repeating table allows the person filling out the form to insert usernames from a SP list and the dollar amount that user is requesting. As this is happening, I need to sort the repeating table to grab the total amount of money requested (totaled) per user. ...

Hi - can we see your form? You can attach it to the options tab here, or you can email it to Support AT Qdabra DOT com - if you email it to us, would you include a reference to this thread?

I have a document with a repeating section that gets updated monthly by users.  For convenience, I have embedded a save button within each repeating section.  The save button is tied to the DBXL document submit method.  I'm experiencing strange problems where changes are not saved after the first time the save button is ...

Performance should actually be improved moving to 2010, but there may be some specific items in your form which is slowing down performance.  Take a look at this article and see if any of these may be the issue in your form: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb380251(v=office.12).aspx.  The article is for 2007, but should also ...

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I think the best way to do this is to upload the picture separately to a picture library then using the link to the picture in a picture control.  You can attach the file, but will have problems saving it.  And I believe the image in the rich text also requires a link.

I need to understand if it is possible to do what I want to do. Summary Once a form template has been published in a sharepoint library and items have been created by entering data, I would like to reopen an existing item and enter new data. However, I still want to keep the data previously entered for the same item, and view the ...

You're absolutely right that this should work, but I think what you're experiencing is the intended design.  Perhaps a workaround that will work is to use filters.  Create a secondary data connection to the list and then filter all of the entries where that field is not blank.  Hopefully that will work for you!