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Thanks for the reply.
Sorry! I am unable to understand the steps you have mentioned above. I have a list from my Sharepoint site from which I need to let the users select more than one item. The master list is available inn sharepoint and so I am getting that through a sharepoint webservice call defined as a secondary data source in data ...
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Thanks
How about editing the fields through datasheet view? Can you do that rather than having to open up the form and filling out the fields...
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Hello
Automatically the data source will not be updated. You need to update the datasource in the form and republish the form again to the document library.
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Do you want them to manipulate the items on the form or do you want them to actually edit the Sharepoint Lists? Insert, Delete, etc.
If it is just within the form you would need to build a list in the main data source.
So as they select items from the SP list it would copy them to the list in the form.
I would probably do this with a repeating ...
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Just curious...
When you publish an InfoPath form on to SharePoint, you can select the fields you would like to appear in the form library... Is it possible to a reverse and add more fields onto the form library on SharePoint that automatically updates the InfoPath data source?
It seems like you can read the fields from the ...
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Instead of basing the xml output through views is there a way where you can just make all the attributes within an xml file optional and have the xml that the infopath generates only generate attributes that have values in them?
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I am struggling to move
items between two list boxes on click of a button in a browser enabled InfoPath
2007 form to be published in a share point site. My goal is to let the user select more than one item from already populated list from web service and also enable the user to remove items from the selected items. I am not very strict in ...
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10bt,
This will work for me :) but unfortunately requires everyone else to know how to do this as, to my understanding, this is only a temporary personal view. Given the nature of the application that assumption just won't hold, the end users aren't going to open up different views and apply custom filters. To get around this ...
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I guess I would need an example of the data but you need to figure out what is unique to records with procedure codes? Is this Medical? You may be able to look at the number of digits in a field or whatever. Ideally there would be a flag field denoting Procedure Codes. What other data is there?
If you can find the unique characterisitc then ...
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I could see how that would work if there was a static number of codes per procedure, but the # of items on the list varies from 3 to 10. How would I create a rule for this?