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there are a handful of repeating tables.
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Hmmm.... If your form schema is fairly flat (no repeating items), you could always promote all the columns and create a linked Excel spreadsheet or Access database....
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Hi there -- try pasting the xml into a simple text editor, like notepad, and saving it with a .xml extension. In fact, I'll attach a copy to this post for you, so you can just right click the link and select 'Save As' to get a copy.
Hope that helps....
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Hi there!
You could use code, but you can also modify your submit options to use rules. Then, in the rules, the first action could be "Submit using a data connection" and you could use your main data connection that submits to the DB. You could then add a submit data connection to your SharePoint site, and add another action to your ...
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Are you talking about creating a main data source from an existing schema? If so, you'll need to insert an <xsd:any> node into the appropriate place in the schema.
I don't think you can use the InfoPath designer to modify the schemas of secondary data sources, if that's what you're asking about.
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I understand now.
It would be easy enough to display a table of employee names matched up with the jobs they did and the hours for each job, but the employees would appear in the same order they appeared in the other table, spread apart and without any sorting.
Sorting of repeating tables isn't a built-in function of InfoPath, and what you ...
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thanks to the help i've gotten here the company thinks i can anything with infopath and sharepoint. i'm not much of a programmer but a decent form designer...
anyways the company now wants the data in some forms exported to excel or access. is there an easy way for crummy programmer to do this? the forms are already ...
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Hi!
I encountered a problem trying to add fields to an existing data source. Somehow, this particular data source and its corresponding fields are "locked". Consequently, InfoPath would not let me make any modifications to the data source.
Does anybody know how to "unlock" a data source?
Thanks in advance for your ...
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Hello all,
We have one specific user who is having trouble accessing a form.
Here's the setup:
An InfoPath 2003 form template stored in a form library on SharePoint is accessed from a link that is sent in an email. The email is being accessed in Outlook 2003. For everyone else, the link works fine, but when this user opens from ...
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Thank you for your response.
For "default value" I would like to have this equal the "xpath" value where the "xml resource(secondary source) field CONDITION1" and "Condition 2" apply but I can't seem to write out the code correctly to access the secondary source correctly
Essentially I would ...