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There is most likely a way to do this. Would you mind sharing your XSLT with us so it would be a bit easier to help?
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Hi i have successfully used the XSLT method to create a form that when submitted sends field data to a word doc with a predefined template. I have the majority of data coming across as desired however I need to iron out a few issues.
I have 2 date fields in the form that when submitted to ms word read YYYY-MM-DD. I need the format to be ...
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Sorry if my post was confusing. The only solution I know how to do would only print one form per page, however I should be able to fit three, just not the way it's formated right now. From your post it sounds like my best solution is to somehow force it to fit the correct number through the layout since there ins't an easy fix when you try ...
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Yes.
Damn I am blind - thats it - thanx
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Of course.
Both ways work - i can´t see one iss more easy than the other.
And ... U got the point - the problem when the button is outside is the way to select the row :-)
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You seem to have a misunderstanding of what the term "Read-only" means and what the Read-only file attribute does.
If you save the form as its source files, you can modify the manifest.xsf file to remove the Save as... option from the context menu:
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Hi Hilary,
I would like to switch views(administrator view) on form open to a certain role which I already created and add a button for the person in that role to possibly go to the view to submit a form(another view). Can you get me started. Thanks.
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Hi --
Love your signature tag line, by the way.
The experience you are now having has been what I've usually seen for data validation. I usually have used code when I want it to behave differently. You don't mention the default for zero value in the form that is working. I'm guessing zero, but may be worth checking to see if you have ...
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Printing prettily is not one of the things InfoPath does best. I'm a little confused by your question -- first you suggest that you want to print one of your repeating sections on each page, then three? However, this blog post from Matt Faus may help you....
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You'll want to create user roles for this. You can add a button that will switch views and only display to users in certain roles, or you can switch views on form open if the user is in a certain role. Office Online has some great info on user roles and the order in which they are applied.