InfoPath Dev

Take a look at this thread that talked about this issue.  Hopefully it will solve your problem.  http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/8932/31721.aspx

Here is Microsoft's intro article for workflows: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-designer-help/introduction-to-workflows-HA010100587.aspx And this is their article on three-state workflows: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/use-a-three-state-workflow-HA101793530.aspx Hope that gets your started. And a ...

Good question!  Don't believe there is any easy to do this without code.  Doing a quick search there are a few people that have tried this and been successful. This may help get you started: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/programmatically-select-all-items-multi-select-list-box.htm

Hi there, You'll need to create a filter on the field that you're doing the count on.  The filter should say something like if Field1 is greater than 0. Here is an article about filters that may help: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/filter-the-data-that-is-displayed-in-a-control-HA010024281.aspx

The option to sort the values should be in the data connection wizard screen.  If its not there, then it may not be supported with external data connections.  Sorting the column in SharePoint will not affect the InfoPath form sorting. Options you could consider are:Use qRules to sort the column Writing your own code to sort ...

Hi there, I don't think there is a way InfoPath will let you change these defaults.  However, you can easily change the padding and margin values of multiple controls by selecting them all and going into the control properties and modifying these values.  This should update all of the controls you selected to the new padding ...

There doesn't seem to be a need for two separate forms in your scenario.  Have you tried combining the START and FINISH pages into one form with two views?  That way you don't have to worry about session objects and instead simply create temp fields in the InfoPath form itself.  This should fit both your requirements as well.

Either should work. Good luck!

If you have common fields between all the forms, your best bet is to create a single form and have multiple views within that form so that the user doesn't have to fill 20 separate forms.  From a usability perspective, this is also a better solution than having to manage 20 different templates and XML files. Here is an article that talks ...

Not quite sure what might be going on with your form, but you can probably convert it into a repeating table after you're done importing.  This article may help you get started: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/convert-a-word-document-to-an-infopath-form-template-HA010115466.aspx