InfoPath Dev

We saw some bugs in IP2003 related to this when using bulleted lists but I don't remember any specific to rich text boxes. Have you performed all service pack updates? What about changing the properties so that it doesn't wrap or something like that?

Hi LKVN01, Some questions: How did you change the form? Did you just add new fields? What's in your XML data soure's default data? Click on data and default data and make sure that you aren't adding new rows there. Have you changed the upgrade.xsl before? Any code in your form? More soon,

Date format is different from SQL (SharePoint format) and XML (InfoPath format), and that may have something to do with your issue. XML wants it in YYYY-MM-DDThh-mm-ss where YYYY is a 4-digit year, MM the 2-digit month, DD the 2-digit day, T a delimiter, hh the 2 digit hour, mm the 2 digit minute and ss the two digit seconds. If SharePoint is not ...

Hi Caeanis, You might be able to use our XLS to XML tool to do this. It submits to SharePoint and it does handle updates so you don't have to worry about duplicate writes. You could use the pipe character as your delimiter to create the columns in the XLS. You're going to need to spend an hour or two learning how to use the tool, but ...

Thanks for sharing!

I’m trying to publish InfoPath form that contains 800+ fields to SharePoint list. All of the fields must be list columns as I would need to pull data for further analysis. However, as soon as I exceed 150 columns , I get an error saying it cannot update document library or list. Is this a limitation in either SharePoint or InfoPath? ...

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Perfecto!  Thank you!  Now I can move forward a bit.

My company has a large number of forms that are filled out in Word.  Much of the data that is used in these forms is contained within a SQL 2008 database, and my hope is that InfoPath may be a product that could be used to save a lot of people a lot of work.  However, one basic question I have about InfoPath 2007 is, can you set up a ...

 Ok, so if the DS name was changed maybe that's not the issue. Can you try this?: CopyTable /dsnamesrc=ACTWorkHistoryRetrieve /tablesrc=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields /rowsrc=d:SharePointListItem_RW (no leading slash in /rowsrc) Any changes in the error message?