InfoPath Dev

Hi: I think you are saying that you have repeating data in your form, thus promoting it to your SharePoint library is not adequate for your user. But does your user not have the option to export to Excel from within InfoPath? That functionality has been in InfoPath for awhile - this link may help you. As to storing in SQL, sadly, if you ...

I didn't think to try that, works a treat! Thanks heaps Jimmy, much appreciated.

Jimmy, I greatly appreciate the prompt and accurate response!  I was entering "-7" with the addDays function instead of "+7".  Can't thank you enough! -Derek

This should work: IAVA1_CD <= addDays(today(), 7) You might need to finagle the logic to get it to work with your other conditions.

I'm unsure if this is the appropriate place for this post, but I have been racking my brain tyring to figure out how to apply conditional formatting to an InfoPath form I developed to track IT asset compliance with security patches. Simply put, I have a text box field with a compliance date titled "IAVA1_CD" (CD for compliance ...

I have two systems, one with InfoPath 2007 and another with InfoPath 2010 and they both are doing the same thing.  When I righ-click on a form and select "design", the form will open but all of the design options (save, preview, etc) are all grayed out.  This just started happenng out of the blue and I have no idea why.  ...

I have a requirement to number items placed on order. These numbers roll into an actual tracking code. The items on order come from an InfoPath repeating table.  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Here is the difficult part. The numbers are sequentially added through the ...

Hello DD, and welcome to our forum. The trick with multiple contact selector in one form is to bind them to a referenced 'ContactSelector' folder beneath the folder that represents the field the form need to capture information for. You will find a good tutorial with a working example at the following ...

Hello, I totally agree with Hilary. I have done it a lot of times by now and I haven´t experienced any problems with IP2007 forms in SP 2010. Just a note. If you are interested in the difference between IP 2007 and IP 2010 I can recommend to have a look at the following ...

Hello, no, as far as I know there´s no way to determine if the attachment control is clicked. There are only a 'Validating' and a 'Changed' event bound to the attachment control. You can´t control the file attachment process before the appropriate file is attached. If the requirement are that the user has to fill out something ...