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That is what I was suspecting, I just couldn't find that documented anywhere.
Do you think this would work?
Create a "validation field" that corresponds to each column.
Set the value of the field to 1 if all items in that column are blank (the PACS field would obviously have to be excluded).
Then create a submit rule that ...
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While repeating tables have rigid structures, you can use Repeating Sections and then a layout table inside that which gives you much more freedom.
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Perhaps these require your form to be set to full trust? Have you tried changing your form to be full trust?
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InfoPath only has the Printout() function (which requiries full trust). There is no function that will popup the print dialog to allow the user to switch printers.
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Actually, unless Microsoft has updgraded that tool, the WordPrintView feature does NOT support headers/footer. So that's not a good avenue unless Microsoft has addressed that missing feature.
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Still does not work. and Microsoft's samples are lame. For example from their page.
Visual Basic(Usage)
Dim instance as EmailAdapter
Dim value as String
value = instance.Subject
instance.Subject = value
Strange looking.
Other sample I found as an example: Dim oEmail As EmailAdapter = ...
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Check out this post for an example -
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/2520.aspx
Hope this helps!!
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You cannot validate a section.
You would need to check the value of each checkbox field.
This can be broken up with multiple fields.
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what you can do is combine them as expressions with and/or and then consolidate multiple to one line.
I think there are some examples here.
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Hello,
I have a button that I am using in my form. There are seven textboxes that must be filled out before the button can be enabled. However, the limit in the conditional formatting is 5 fields... not 7. Is there a way around this problem?
Thank you