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Hi and welcome to our forums! You can use conditional formating to hide the section. Open the section's properties, go to Display tab > Conditional Formatting. You should be able to add a condition and hide the control. Thanks,

Does this happen right after you published the "new" version of the form template? Or when users open an existing form, edit, and submit to SharePoint?

Have you tried publishing to a "Form Library" instead of a "Document Library"? According to this blog, most users who have seen this error also encountered several other problems. Here are the steps to make sure your library is based on the Form content type: 1. Open the Form Library. 2. Go to Settings - > Form Library ...

Glad it worked!

Do you need to populate Excel with data in your form? It's easy to report on data if your form saves to a SQL database. For example, here is a video where data is submitted to SQL using DBXL and reported in Excel.

Hello and welcome to our forums! You can't attach a sharepoint designer workflow to a content type. If it's possible at all, it might require coding. You can check this site for SharePoint Designer limitations. Thanks!

Hi Geoff, Greg Collins posted a detailed step in his blog about cascading dropdowns (http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/07/14/Create-a-Repeating-Cascading-List-from-a-Flat-Data-Source.aspx). I'm pretty sure you have already set up the external db data connection, you just have to replace the steps to select this as your ...

If you want to prevent users from accessing the Design View: 1. Go to Tools > Form Options. 2. Click Advanced. 3. Check Enable Protection. 4. Click OK, save your form. 5. Re-publish the form to your SharePoint library. "Design This Form" icon will be disabled the next time users open the form.

Hi Anthony, Can you try removing the value @Title[Evaluator-Name = @fullname] you set in the second field and replace the formula by following these steps: 1. Click Insert Field or Group.. 2. Select the Title field from your secondary data source. 3. Click Filter Data... 4. Click Add. 5. In the first dropdown, select Evaluator-Name from your ...

Hello Adam, Welcome to our forums! You can do this in InfoPath, try the following steps: 1. Double click on your button, click Rules. 2. Click Add. 3. Click Set Condition... 4. In the first dropdown box, select the "code" field in your main data source. 5. Select "is not equal to" 6. In the second dropdown box, select the ...