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So if this is the same form.
You are loading all of the data.
Have three seperate filtered repeating table controls that each shows a particular subset.
That way you have the data merged also.
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I posted this earlier but have not received a follow up to my last post so I am posting it again.
I am cutting and pasting from Greg Collins Paged Master-Detail Table to get my idea to work. What I want to do is to have some icons that will advance the data forward and backward. I am having trouble getting the filter to ...
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Hi Clay,
The tables are in the same form. The data would be coming in from a web service. I actually found that I have to go a different route, and I created a new post here http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7911/28853.aspx#28853
The title of the post is
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Hi Patrick.
Where are these seperate tables at?
If they are in the same form there would not need to be seperate. You could just use a filter on each seperate view or section to limit it to the specific grouping.
If this is external data then you would need a way to aggregate it into a common source. This can be done a number of ways.
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Hi Thomas.
During a recent project I have been developing a solution that:
Lets you add attachments to forms (also working on Broswer Forms)
Upon a triggered action (be it the submit event, or a subsequent implicit/explicit action on the form document from the sharepoint library it is stored inside) attachments are extracted and ...
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Hi,
I have a web service that I am connecting to which populates it's repeating parts into a repeating table. My initial goal was to use this data in a Master - Detail relationship, but the data source will not allow me to do that.
So my next thought was that I could create a Master - Detail relationship on a separate control in ...
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That is a tough one.
I am not sure there is any trigger in code when someone opens or saves an attachment. You would need to check the references.
One idea would be to put the attachment control in a seperate view and then increment a counter when the view is accessed via a button.
The attachment could be accessible on another view before it ...
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Are these forms in an email?
only 2007 can have a form in Outlook.
You can save templates in 2007 as 2003 compatible and use the design checker to look at compatibility.
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You could use expression boxes and the substring functions to parse the same date 5 different ways
Or have an additional field for each and then bind a control to each alternate field. You can use some of the date formatting but otherwise just text and use substrings to get what you want.
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Yes.
Go to tools and submit options.
Switch the drop down to rules and add them as needed.