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Hi G Kapoor, It sounds like what you need to do is to have 3 different views for the different environments.  When the steps in the first environment is completed then the form opens up in the view for the next environment etc.  You can use on load rules to change the view when the form opens based upon the step where the form ...

I know from your email to our support alias that you figured out the issue so this is resolved - but what was the fix?  What did you do to fix it? Ted

Hi Mehar, What you need to do needs to be done using code, you can't do it out of the box in InfoPath. You might find our qRules product very helpful what you are trying to do: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx qRules is code but you don't need to know code to use it, you use the rules in InfoPath to call the code. We have ...

I may have missed it, but I am looking for a way to automatically generate a form from an email when it enters a shared folder in Outlook. The goal is to track all emails through a database for work flow tracking purposes. Basically, the request states:    1. Email into folder #1; free text    2. Infopath generated form ...

Hi Chinacat456 and welcome, It's easy to do this with our Doc Deployer tool and the free trial version of DBXL. Probably take you an hour. Here's a link to docs on our Doc Deployer tool: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/document_deployer/default.aspx. After you read the overview, look at the sample project in the doc titled ...

Hi Sanjay, This is an old thread. Nowadays, we recommend people use qRules to copy from one table to another. It's very easy to do. Jo-Anne's recent blog describes the technique of using insert and rules to do this: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58577.aspx. We're going to be posting another document in the next ...

Hi Stacey, How are you switching the view? You can use InfoPath's open rules to do this and it doesn't require code or SharePoint Designer. Should be a piece of cake. Simple stuff. Forms->Tools->Open and Save->Rules->....(add a rule with field condition an action that switches the view if the field for read-only is true) ...

I've changed my thought to only displaying data from the drop down in the other fields. The other fields would only be read only. Thus I just want the user to select from the drop down and the other fields will auto populate from the users choice. Attached is my template. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ...

Hey Rob, This is like 10 lines of code. Surely, you can learn how to do this on your own. This forum is for people with InfoPath issues, not freeloading requests to people to do your work for you. Best,

   NEvermind Patrick, I'm very happy now as I did some investigating w/ existing corporate infopath forms and discovered there's a webservice for getting the employee profile! I'm golden, thanks again