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I'd rather have the option of giving it the same number and therefore avoid this senario. I think this should be an optional feature of the tool.
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I'd suggest increasing the template version number so that it's higher than the version of the documents being migrated to it.
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To avoid this kind of warning.
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don't worry, someone has pointed me in the right direction.
this.Errors gives you a collection of the errors on the form...
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The only solution I can think of (and it's not a very good one), is to prefix the name of the required fields with some special suffix like req_, and then you could use formulas like this:
count((//*[not(*)] | //@*)[not(name() = "xml:lang")][starts-with(local-name(), 'req_')])
count((//*[not(*)] | ...
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I'm not looking for the XML conversion method nor client-based forms (only web-browser based forms).
I have an InfoPath 2007 web-browser form that we use for project implementation plans containing about 10 views/pages. We use a new form for each project. One of the views/pages we use is an inventory list of parts ordered for each ...
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Sorry about the delayed reply - I got pulled into another project and just got back to this. This is what worked based on the suggested post:
Put the fields to average in their own group
Created a text box with type of Decimal (double) for the field to display the average
In the Default Value field put this as XPath: ...
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Thanks for the quick response. It's disappointing I can't use the repeating sections but thanks for sharing.
Here's an example of my first question:
A user would enter the following in a text box: 999.999.999.099
I would like that field to reference a database or excel workbook that contained a list of all available ...
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I found a workaround for this (somewhat).
My requirement was to get a XHTML (Rich text) field from SharePoint 2007 into InfoPath 2007. This required the following 1st step:
Change SharePoint field to plain text;
Refresh data connection in InfoPath and select the field that was changed to plain text;
Lastly, change the field back to Rich text ...
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Yes, they all do. Where you able to get them to open?