InfoPath Dev

Internally in the manifest, there is a GUID for the promoted column - if they don't match, they get blanked out when you republish. Publishing from library to another may be causing the issue. One way to check is to open (you don't have to save / submit) one of the forms where data isn't showing. After opening the form, is the data now ...

 Allo!  I have a requirement to link to a previous form in a form library so a user can go back and edit it. I'm using a data connection to receive data from the library in question. It's giving me a list of the forms but not the ability to link and open.  What's the best way of achieving this? Any advice ...

Link to webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drewttus35Q Hi, this is a question for @Hilary Stoupa, but if anyone has a solution I would greatly appreciate some feedback! I've been following the parent/child webinar quite closely to set up a enquiry/quote app for our sales team. An enquiry is logged, and quotes are made against ...

I am flummoxed and hope someone has seen this happen before.  I have InfoPath 2010 Filler forms published to MOSS 2010.  Due to the high number of fields necessary for our department to receive and track their work, I set up three libraries to break up the fields.  I have 3 identical forms - we'll call them 1, 1a, ...

 Thank you so much for the quick reply and help.

Right, no IF rules in InfoPath. In the form designer, add a rule on the percentage complete field. Set the target field to In Progress. Then add two more rules - one with the condition that percentage complete = 0, that sets the target field to Not Started, and a final rule, with the condition that percentage complete = 1, to set the target field ...

The below formula works in Excel, however, will not work in either the SP column validation nor does it work in InfoPath.  I've tried several possible solutions as IF statements are not supported in InfoPath.  I realize Rules may work but I'm having issues trying to accomplish what I need it to do.  In ...

Yes, set submit to overwrite and make sure whatever you are using for your form name is going to stay stable (i.e. don't use a function with now in it or something). If you want the datetime in the form name, have a field in your form for that and a rule that sets it only when blank, so it only gets set the first submit.

 Thanks Hilary. The problem I was having with the submit was that it was creating a new separate form instead of editing an existing one, but now I'm thinking the way around this is allowing the form to be overwritten?  

Do your users use the ribbon to save the edited form? We usually hide the ribbon or disable save / save as and don't show the submit button, then just put buttons on the form to submit so that we can have a close rule.