InfoPath Dev

You can use a customized SharePoint list to do this.  Just create a custom list with a choice column that allows multiple choices (I believe this is just checkbox).  Customize the list in InfoPath and then publish it back to SharePoint.  This will setup your InfoPath form with a multiple selection list box control that will submit ...

Not sure how you can find that out..

What are your column types in your SharePoint List? Are any of them site columns?

This might sound silly, but perhaps you can just add a few spaces at the beginning of each paragraph to accomplish what you want?

Nope, this is fine. I'll take a look.

Genius! Thank you! -Bob geek rating 5/5

Hi there, I don't believe the behavior has changed between 2007 and 2010, so that strikes me as bizarre why your form would break all of a sudden.  InfoPath will store the raw data in the XML and rely on data formatting to display the value as a currency which has been the model since its conception.  What is your scenario for ...

Here you go.. let me know if you still want me to send to support?

I should have used more words yesterday - sorry about that! So, you will need to repurpose two fields - and you'll have two rules. Let's pretend you are also not using "Version" and I'll use that to explain what I'm thinking. :-) Your 3rd step above will set Version to something it won't originally be - like 0. ...

That was it! Just needed a little push in the right direction. :) First I added a repeating section. Inside, I added an expression box and linked it to the SharePoint form list, Created column. I then created a condition that says, Created is not present - Hide this control. Then I moved to the next field. I added an expression box with ...