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Hello,
Unfortunately, this is an InfoPath forum, not an Excel forum. You'll have better luck posting this question in an Excel-specific website.
Good luck.
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Hi there,
Simply create a field in your form called FormName. If the field is blank you know it's a new form, so you populate it with the timestamp. Then, when the form is reopened, your name remains intact because the rule to set the field only executes when the field is blank. Promote this field and use it as your name when submitting the ...
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Hi Daniele,
In order to accomplish this, you need to write code (i.e. create your own web service). This is time consuming and will only work with one form. Qdabra developed DBXL as a generic web service, which will allow this operation (and many more) for any form.
There has to be an investment of some sort on your part: whether you spend the ...
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The forum will let you attach certain file types via the Options tab (do not Quick Reply). I don't think an XPS is allowed (I can't open it on my machine either).
You could just paste the queries you've generated. That should be enough to show me whether you selected the QueryColumns or not.
Thanks.
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MOSS
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the question, but can't you just have an attachment control inside a repeating section? See attached template.
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I too wondered that.
The only thing I can think of now is to to add multiple controls, but then you limit to the nummber of doc's, not ideal.
Can the users get creative, and embedded the doc's in 1 main doc, and attach the main doc?
-rwiethorn
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Hello,
I'm new to Infopath, so I'm not sure how to articulate/craft my questions but here goes:
I created a Infopath form that will be initiated as a Request for work from a different person.
The person is to get a a email and and open the Work Request in the browser.
Do the work offline ( outside of sharepoint/infopath) and attached ...
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Answer: approve the connection file.
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Can I run the following javascript code from Managed Code? Some users are getting errors when trying to use userName = System.Environment.UserName;
var wshShell = new ActiveXObject("Wscript.Shell");
var wshEnv = wshShell.Environment("Process");
var userName = wshEnv.Item("UserName");
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I tried to attach the Query builder screen shot zipped up. I don't see it but maybe it will come thru. Is there an easier way to past a screen shot on this site?