InfoPath Dev

You need to remove all the option nodes to clear out the list box. So you start of with something like: <Options>     <Option/>     <Option/>     <Option/>     <Option/> </Options> And you need to delete all the option nodes so that it looks ...

OK, I got it to work with Qrules copytable command.  The only problem is, when you select the same item twice, it appends the table.  I don't want to use the /empty=yes switch.  Is there a way to filter out duplicate entries?  Or add a delete command that deletes duplicates?

In my organization i have scenario where i am not sure to use InfoPath or not.I just need approach how we can implement similar functionailty in SharePoint 2010. We are having licenses of SharePoint 2010 and InfoPath 2010. We have MS Access database where Admin uploads some MS Access tables to the Excel spreadsheets. ...

Well, I'm sure it is no comfort to hear, but it should work. You should be able to use the condition drop downs and create the same condition on your section that you did on your fields.... If your section remains stubborn, I suppose you could use calculated values (IP 2007 expression boxes) for your field labels, and hide those, but again, ...

Thanks for replying, It is a web based form using Internet Explorer. Using GetUserProfileByName, I was able to set the conditional format to - If this condition is true - "All occurence of displayName/are not equal to/ "My Group Name" on "assignee" and "Status" field - Hide this Control. This allows only my ...

Hi: Printing isn't InfoPath's strong point. It sounds like you need to have a page break after each instance of your repeating table? A certain amount will depend on your data structure, but here is a link that may help you.

When you create the data connection to your SharePoint list, is the multiline text box not included in the fields to select from? In general, you can create a connection to a SharePoint list in InfoPath, and drag the repeating data group to the form to generate a repeating table with your secondary data in it....

Is this a browser form? Or client? If a client form, you may want to look into user roles.... but that won't return your SharePoint admin group. Perhaps you could add these same users to an AD group? When you say you've had no luck with the web services, what do you mean? They don't return the data you expect? Or you aren't sure ...

I suppose you could try putting a rule on the field and if the field is only 3 characters long, add a zero to the beginning of the string.... may be worth a try. Mind you, I haven't thought out all the possible implications of this....

The only way I could think of would be to save the form as source files and modify the view manually -- there's a chance you could use find and replace to speed up this process. There is no UI method that I know of.