InfoPath Dev

If the field is hidden, I'm guessing InfoPath will skip that control since its not rendered in the HTML.  You can skip numbers in your tab order.  InfoPath should support this just fine. I'm actually not sure.  You should try it out and let us know whether that works for you :) People pickers are tricky especially in the ...

Hi Hilary, I can confirm the calculated value is redisplayed if I change the value in the Text box to something else and tab away. It's definitely not being hidden by any formatting rules. Only the section control is hidden. I'll play around with the Postback settings when I'm back in the office. It's a very odd bug... Cheers ...

Can you be sure the calculated value is displayed again? Perhaps it is still hiding - the checkbox control didn't postback. You could try putting a border around the calculated value, so you'd know for sure when it displays. You could also try setting the postback on the checkbox control to Always (under the control's properties, ...

I have a form with numerous repeating tables and sections that are hidden based on different rules.  For maximum user friendliness, I'd like to setup a tab order for doing data entry.  Have a couple of questions:  1.  Will Infopath try to tab to a field that is included in the tab order, but the field is not currently ...

This is an extra layer of secuity that InfoPath add to warn the user that they are connecting to a secondary data source on a different domain.  You'll likely get this warning each time and will have to train your users why they get this prompt.

InfoPath has a save to Excel feature in the File menu which you may be able to use. Alternatively, our DBXL client will also let you migrate your data to SQL/Excel easily as well.  Here is a link for more info: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXLClient.aspx

Hi there, Not quire sure if I understand your scenario, but we offer an Excel to InfoPath migration tool that may be of use to you.  Here is a link for more details: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ExcelToInfoPath.aspx

It should work if you insert it as a hyperlink.  Go to Insert tab --> Hyperlink and then paste your OneNote link in there.  Is this what you tried?

I believe the only way is to open them individually.  I would be interested to know if anyone else knows of a way to do this in bulk :)

I think what you need is the schema file which is the XSD.  All of the InfoPath file format specifications are documented by Microsoft and can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc313124(v=office.12).aspx