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Jimmy
Gotcha!
Thanks I was on the wrong part of the instruction.
Ok that's very cool.
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Is there any way to switch views with option buttons? I configured switching views with buttons, but this does not store the current view in a field.
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I may have figured it out. I had other conditional format inside of sections that were not being messed up when the form was edited. I wrapped all of my conditionally formatted optional sections inside of static sections and it appears to work! I have made numerous changes to the form and it has yet to break. Perhaps it is a glitch in how ...
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Once the data connection is set up as I described, please follow all of step 3 of the Query GetMyInfo section of the tutorial you linked to at the top of this thread. It says nothing about dragging fields into the form.
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I have users saving the forms to thier desk top and uploading them instead of submitting the form, thus messing up the workflow. Is there anyway to absolutely prevent users from saving the form?
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Yes I apologize I used the incorrect term. I meant attributes.
Here is the form attached. I have obscured the URL of the sharepoint and changed to something generic.
Thank you for your help
Link to File
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Hi,
In one of my business requirements, we would like to host some of our custom InfoPath forms onto SharePoint Server. And then we would like to convert those infopaths into excel or any csv format so that users can download it onto their local drives as static documents. Would this be possible in any way? Do I have to write any code to ...
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What did you try?
So far we have a query - how do you achieve the results?
I dragged various parts from the GetUser datafields and am asked or presented with a repeating section with a text box, so I think I'll filter by opening the properties and click on the FX button - but it's greyed out.
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And what Fx button in which properties would that be? I've just tried it (though in IP2007) and it works fine.
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Hilary,
Apologies for the delay in responding, as I have been away due to family matters.
Your last point first. I put a blog message up on an Access blog site,
and some people felt I had reached the max for the number of fields in a table. (250 odd).
Apologies also for stating earlier message that there was a lack of ...