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Hi There,
OK, I believe there probably wont be a way to do this. I have a database with a table and two of the columns have only a set amount of data. one row has 4 consistant values (for Brevity, I'll just make them fruit - Oranges, Apples, Pears and Berries) the other column, again, has a consistant amont of values (SuperMart, ...
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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]
I overlooked your variable 'xnMyForm' -- I bet that is pointed to your Main Data Source, and, of course, the XPath you are using won't be valid against that.... you'd need something along the lines of:
string RFCID = ...
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My apologies, I could have answered that in the previous post. Company and Contacts are coming from seperate SharePoint connections. When I drag the Contact field over, I do get all the contacts.
However, when I use the repeating table I can only get one contact to show up for any given company. The only way I have been able to make it ...
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Well, since I've finished my first infopath form I wanted to see where it could actually help me in my day to day routines. I have an excel spreadsheet of all my Mobile Devices for my office. I have a few tabs and it calculates the number of Blackberry License that I have used. It keeps track of Contracts End Dates and ...
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Thanks for the reply Jimmy
Unfortunately it would have to be for entering information. Each repeating table would have 6 rows each. These would represent 6 stages of a project and each column would give the costs. As there are three parts to the project (Budgets, Projected and Day to Day costs) there would have to be three ...
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If it's only to display the data (and not to modify it), you should be able to use filtering on the repeating sections (see the sections' properties dialog) to accomplish this. Is that a viable option?
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Thanks Hilary! That solved that problem. Now another one has been created.
Once the employee fills out the form and emails it back to me, I save the .xml file on my computer and I am unable to open it. I was able to before, then import it to Access.
Any clues?
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hi
thanks Anuma. I have no problem yet. it works properly
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Hi Folks,
I'd like to ask for some help on what the heading implies.
In my database I have three tables, all to do with costs for a given project (Budget costs table, Projected costs table and Day to Day costs table). The tables have the same columns in each so I've decided to bring together to make one table and use an ...