InfoPath Dev

did you find a solution for this?

Hello tafavorite, one approach without modifying the schema is to use conditional formatting. In this case you define a conditional formatting on the repeating table itself. As the condition you can use the following expression: count(/my:myFields/my:YourGroup/my:Your repeatingGroup) > YourMaximumNumberofRows and then select the following ...

Here's another sample. Hopefully you'll be able to extend it from here.

Also, you will need add the maximum number of sections allowed to the default values. If the max number is way too big then this may not be very effiecient. Tools -> Default Values -> find your group and click on the dropdown on the right -> Add another Group below. This should do the trick, let me know if this works for you or not.

You can do something like this as a work around: Conditional formating -> The expression -> "position() > numberOfSections" -> Hide This Section. Use this form as a reference. They use a dropdown list to change some values, but i dont see why you couldn't do it with a text ...

It is possible to do this by extracting the form and modifying the myschema.xsd file. The error message that InfoPath displays when someone adds too many rows isn't very pretty, but it gets the job ...

Thanks for looking into this Jimmy.  I ended up going the route of separate forms libraries vs folders.  As for the specific reason I'm looking into this:  it's very easy to apply permissions at the folder level within a library to limit access to documents with certain characteristics.  Seems much more efficient from ...

Hello DC-jeff,     I conferred with a few other people, but to the best of our knowledge there isn't a way to map to a subfolder at the moment.  We'd be happy to take it under consideration for a future feature, but can't guarantee when or if that would happen.     Two other options: Have a ...

I was wondering if there is a way to limit the rows that can be added to a repeating table without code. Like is there anyway to do it through validations? Would really help me out, thanks in advance.

Hello Leopride, Qdabra has developed a tool specifically to enable doing this: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ExcelToInfoPath.aspx It should even be possible to set it up to deposit the generated InfoPath documents right into your SharePoint library.  Have a look!