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Hi, John -- I replied to your private message with my email so you can send me your form. Let me know if you didn't get my PM.
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Hello:
In the properties of the repeating section to the right of the text area that holds the sections that can be inserted, there is a Modify button. Highlight the section and select Modify. In the Section Properties window that opens, select the Customize Commands button. Change the dropdown by Action to Remove and deselect any selected ...
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I have a repeating section in my form. As it stands now you can add or delete a repeating section. There is an option under properties to disallow inserting and deleting. I want to make it so you can add as many sections but you CANNOT delete any of them. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you.
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Hi,
If you want to do this without using code, then pleae follow the below steps:
Open Button properties.
Select Rules and click on “Add action” button.
Select submit data connection and click on ok.
Again click on “Add action” button.
Select “Close the form” option from drop down.
Select the “If changes have not been ...
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Hello
Here is one interesting post on Sharepoint List Performance
http://blog.solanite.com/keith/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=15
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Hello,
I am new to Infopath, so this question my seem trivial. I need a way to close a form if the submit was successful, but keep it open if it failed. Failure could be from not filling in required data to not digitally signing the form. There are two parts to the form - the top is for the user to fill in, sign, and ...
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Can I start by saying I'm new to this (so excuse the obvious questions please!).
I am trying to create a simple form connected to an Access DB (single table with ID and Company fields - told you it was simple). I have followed the instructions, created the form selecting Form Template and Database as the connection type.
I have then dropped ...
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When creating your data connection, there is a check box "Automatically retrieve data when form is opened". Make sure this option is checked, then finish the data connection wizard. Test and preview your form, your dropdown should be automatically populated.
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Hi, First of my apologise for the topic, i know that this is an infoapth forum and not a sharepoint, but i tried posting in the microsoft forum and i didnt got any answer.
Well I am in big trouble ...my deadline project is approaching and I didn't do any progress concerning my project..
This is my project
Some data's are ...
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Unfortunately no.
Since you cannot represent the repeating elements in SharePoint there is not a way to report on them.
If you use the SQL on the Sharepoint server and use something like Qdabra's tools to extract the data then you can use SQL Reporting Services or Excel or whatever you want for reporting on the data.