InfoPath Dev

I am not sure about this but try modifying  your SharePoint default view with fuel usage column to descending,and set number of rows displayed to 365 then in your rules choose a condition, maybe on form load behavior, to sum @fuelusagecolumn where number of occurances   < 366? 

I have a form that uses dbxl and qRules however I believe neither has anything to do with problem I'm about to describe.  An "EPR" form which Patrick helped me create, was filled out by a supervisor and successfully submitted to SharePoint. Upon re-open from either the link it was created from or from SharePoint library, ...

The template you linked are what Patrick pointed me to a few months ago and they didn't work for me (they wouldn't open--I need 2007 and today the 2007 still wouldn't open for me).  This is why Hilary ended up writing the Comment block sample for me which we modifed to behave as I described yet I cannot ...

Hilary (May this year) helped me develop a history tracking section of a form with her example mentioned in subject line.  I would like to re-use this feature in other forms.  I have created a template part to apply this technique in one section (vs. multiple sections) but it is not behaving exactly as before.  On my attached ...

When I insert a table in forms, the table borders are gone so I can't see the rows and columns. I can add borders after insert but I'd rather the borders appear by default so I don't have to add them every time.  Where is the setting for that in InfoPath 2007?

I believe for anyone to answer this they are going to want to know the type of control you are using and what is your data source?  Are you using a dropdown control, textbox, listbox?  Are you retrieving data from SharePoint list or SQL database to fill the control or are you typing in values? and what version of InfoPath?

Is there a recommended way to store all infopath form templates, their version, dates published, in one place in SharePoint? I would like to have one repository for all published forms but I am not sure the best way to go about this. Maybe it's not something anybody bothers with? What is best practice?

Interesting because in the method I suggested, the "key" field is set to value InfoPath "now()" function, which is roughly equivalent to what you were hoping to acheive by going to the seconds (datetime).  This key value is key (pun intended) to going back to retrieve the correct ID during the double-submit phase which ...

Hi Topper, I guess I am becoming an advocate for this method to create a unique ID: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/26341/91512.aspx#91512 I call it the double-submit method and it is foolproof.  Basically you set value to a field called "key" and promote the field to the library.  Create a retreive data connection to ...

It sounds like you are a candidate for using this auto-numbering technique: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/26341/91512.aspx#91512 And I just today, wrote a way to reset the number after-the-fact when a sequentially numbered field gets mis-numbered due to issue you encountered (i.e. two users...).  BUT you won't need it if you ...