InfoPath Dev

I'm not sure what you mean by "the square root instead of a decimel[sic] value."  How is a square root an alternative to a decimal value? At any rate, it's a bit convoluted but I'm attaching a form that performs a square root operation without any code at all.  It makes use of a secondary data source, and the rules ...

I have several tables in an InfoPath form that contain numbers.  I have calculated value fields to determine the average of the numbers entered in each table.  The problem is that it is calculating the average based on the total number of fields in the table and most of the time some of the fields do not have ...

Yes, when you create a new template, InfoPath will provide you with the option to create your form from an existing schema.

 I tried this morning to use the view but could not publish the form. I have attached the error message when tried to publish the form. I have also attached the Infopath form where I have two view not sure where I went wrong However the form can be published with view 1 with no error as well as the user can submit. I have created a webpart ...

The option to sort the values should be in the data connection wizard screen.  If its not there, then it may not be supported with external data connections.  Sorting the column in SharePoint will not affect the InfoPath form sorting. Options you could consider are:Use qRules to sort the column Writing your own code to sort ...

Hi there, I don't think there is a way InfoPath will let you change these defaults.  However, you can easily change the padding and margin values of multiple controls by selecting them all and going into the control properties and modifying these values.  This should update all of the controls you selected to the new padding ...

Hello, I have never worked with workflows, particularly with Infopath.  I am designing a Purchasing form that will utilize the Three-State Workflow included in WSS 3.0. Pending Approval Approved Complete Can anyone suggest any good reading or examples that will help walk me through this?  I thought at first it looked straight ...

There doesn't seem to be a need for two separate forms in your scenario.  Have you tried combining the START and FINISH pages into one form with two views?  That way you don't have to worry about session objects and instead simply create temp fields in the InfoPath form itself.  This should fit both your requirements as well.

I'm not sure - I've let a couple other team members know about the issue, so someone with a bit more knowledge on the matter than I have should post soon.

I am trying to create a button inside an infopath form that when clicked will redirect to the SiteCollection homepage but it is not working. Here is my code located in the button's OnClick event: HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect(SPContext.Current.Site.Url, true); When I click the button I get the following error: An error ...