InfoPath Dev

I'm building a form in InfoPath 2007 for software purchasing.  I'm getting down to the final steps, and i'm not sure if i'll be able to do what i want with this last step, but it seems logical that there would be a way to do so.  My form submits (using C#) to a Sharepoint List.  There's quite a bit of C# coding ...

Hi,  I have an InfoPath/Sharepoint '03 form library datasource that returns all values for ProjNum and SubProjNum from the forms submitted there.  I am now filtering this datasource to identify the max value of the SubProjNum's for a specific ProjNum (in order to increment by 1 for the next sub proj form).  My assignment ...

I am new to Infopath and have a simple question. I have a form with 4 fields that students will fill out. I want to put a submit button and have the data entered by the students to go directly into an Excel file. How do I do that?

Hi, Ian: Why did you break up your data base table into 7 different tables? What is the message in the Summary section of your main data base connection (if you walk through the data connection wizard again, the last screen, where the connection's name is entered -- there is a Summary at the bottom of the screen that will give more detail ...

Hi Johnny. A good step-by-step procedure is found here. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA101070571033.aspx  This procedure walks you through creating a button and creating a submit connection to a Sharepoint form library. Good luck! :-)

I've added a button to my form and want to disable other control when it is click and don't want to be able to submit the form until it's clicked. Also, do anyone knows how to disable the contact selector based on the button click as well. It's a hard control to disable. The only way I found to do this is through code. I want to ...

Hello, Thanks for the reply, but I still cannot seem to get it working.  I'll try to explain the fields and the filter, maybe that will help with the troubleshooting?  In my MS Access Data source, I have 3 fields that I'm interested in: 1)  The primary key (a simple number to identify each unique entry in the ...

In your main db connection, when you walk through the wizard, you should have the option of selecting whether you want multiple records from a table. If that's selected, you'll get a repeating group for that table. So, in the Data Connections window, select your main data connection and click the Modify button. You can then select each ...

Thanks again Janice for your time. I managed to get some more permission today and hopefully the next couple of weeks will give me some new learnings. Access helps alot. Cheers/Tobbe, Sweden