InfoPath Dev

Thanks a Lot! Kon   

We have a whole Project Tracker solution in InfoPath, which uses SQL on the backend and integrates with SharePoint so I know it is possible. If you would like to see a demo send me an email.

I think you could do this. Add manual entries in your drop down. Make the value a number and the display the name of the month. Then you could use a rule to set the field value to substring(today(),6,2) You need to build it in the formula window as today() does not copy. That should do it.

Double click your comment control. Go to the display tab Select Conditional formatting Add  Check box = "Yes" Hide or Read Only or Shading

 Actually i need a project time sheet for my company i also need to make calculations to be able to see cost for specific jobs. What do you suggest me to do? Is infopath good solution for that? i want to store data in sharepoint, but i am also thinking to create seperate asp.net pages and store data in sql directly. which one should i do? ...

Thanks for that Clay, But I'm currently not using a DB table so how would I be able to do this using a drop down list. Would it be possible for me to create a drop down list and then set it's value to show just the month part of the date by doing something like:-  substring today(), 6, 2 The above doesn't work but I think it ...

Hi Guys, I have the following requirement. In a simple Infopath form: I need to Include a Check Box and a Comment (Text Box) beside it. Problem is : When the Check Box is Checked(Yes) , the Text box should be grayed out.(not available for update). Can this be acheived. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Kon

Yah I think pasting directly into a table in InfoPath reliably would be difficult. I would explore importing the data via a secondary data source.  I had thought there was a custom control for Excel in InfoPath but I cannot find it in now.

If you have a database you could use a table or create a simple XML to use as a secondary datasource. Two columns Number  Name 01             January 02             February Etc... Then in Open Rules parse the ...