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Hi, I have a large model in Excel Services that I have been using from Infopath Forms Service also. One of the previous comments could be true that there is a security issue due to the double hop authentication, although, we do NOT have Kerberos in our environment. I noticed on one of my forms, I could NOT get the form to work as a browser ...

Hi Kasper, So the issue is concurrency of the update? Person 1 opens form and see's data Person 1 changes data Person 2 opens form and see's original data Person 1 saves data Person 2 changes data Person 2 overwrites Person 1's updated data I would have to question why you data is architected to allow this to happen, assuming ...

Hi, Check out this thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/26246.aspx which also informs that this can be achieved with the Qdabra Qrules product. Cheers

Hi, you have to use some logic called "Becker's method", attributed to Oliver Becker, which looks like this: concat(   substring($s1, 1, number($condition)      * string-length($s1)),   substring($s2, 1, number(not($condition)) * string-length($s2)) ) Which then has to be wrapped into the ...

Hi Wilfred, yup no problem. What you need to do is change the Data Type of the field to Decimal, then change the format to 'None (displal XML value)' You can just type 3.83E12 too :) Just be aware that you will probably ony be able to get E-9 accuracy due to the limitations of the decimal data type! Cheers

Hi Kathryn, Great question!  Looks like you are well on the way to getting this to work! :) Your nearly there.  What you missed from the first post was the way to create the update payload before you submit it to the web service, and Hilary's post does give you most of the answer. If you had read this post on MSDN ...

Hi Daren_D, Is it a SharePoint List or a SharePoint Form Library form? You will have difficulties attempting to move a List form (although it can be done!) If you are attempting to move a Form Library form then you will have to do a full publish of the form, by selecting File, Publish, Publish form to a SharePoint Library and then following the ...

I think know what you are trying to achieve, and I would suggest modifying your 'List 2' structure. Having explicitly named fields relating to years is a very bad design. I would change your list 2 structure to have 3 fields: Item_Desc - String Year - Whole Number Cost - Currency Then the items in List 2 would ...

Hi, Yes you can do this from a list form. If you have data connections to the list you can use count() and sum() functions to obtain the answer from the data connection once you have queried it. For example, after querying the 'Commercial Owners' data connection this formula returns the count of the commercial ...

There is a thread (http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/26246.aspx) about 'Codeless Submitting list items to SharePoint' that may also help