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You have to create some of it. I am assuming there is a record number or some field like that in your table data.
So you create two new fields
PageStart and PageEnd
PageStart defaults to 1 PageEnd Defaults to 100
You place these on the form above your Table.
You then add a conditional format to the table
RecordNum is lessthan PageStart or ...
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Hello. I have these "reports" that are to be filled out and saved. InfoPath has the export to excel option but when that is done, the format is not in a user friendly format at all. So I fill out the report and save it as an xml file. Then I open that file in an xml editor to add the line "<?xml-stylesheet ...
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I do not find anything in the conditional formating that either allows counting or to limit the display to 100
I am using IP 2003. Is that something in 2007?
Or can you provide greater detail in an example?
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Good Question.
You would have to come up with probably a numeric code where each digit would represent each option box. So maybe a binary, 1 or 0 for true or false, and then 6 or 12 digits. Then you would have to parse this data from the Database. What are the values of your option boxes? You would just have to string a concatenation ...
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Thanks for your info. Guess the first solution would b preferable.
I'm using InfoPath 2003 - Don't know if it makes any difference...
/Barto
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The problem is your select code. Your absolute XPath is saying to go back to the root node, then find the field.... If you follow the logic of your XPath, you will see that it will of course always select the first row. It has no other choice.
The trick here is that eventObj.Source points to the row that the button is located on. So you only need ...
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I don't necessarily have an answer to you question -- however, the DLL is part of the XSN, so that shouldn't be the issue.
You probably already have this covered -- but I just want to mention that web based forms will not work in SharePoint 2003.
Hopefully someone else has more info for you that this...
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There is a way to establish an Excel file to be XML/Schema based... and then you might be able to create a data connection to that file. I don't know all the ins-and-outs of it, but I'm sure someone does and has done it before.
Another possibility is this: If you have an Excel file with, say, 5 columns and X rows, and your InfoPath form ...
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The problem is that the .text property ONLY gives text. That's why they named it that.
What you want is rich text, or XHTML. To display rich text, you need a rich text control.
To copy XHTML from one field to another, you cannot simpy use .text or you will get all the tags, etc., as you have already seen.
XHTML is a DOM. You must use code ...
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I've got an infopath form, that consist of step 1, 2, 3..etc.
Step 2 is in an Excel(xml) file - Is it posible to import the data from the excel file to an open infopath form?
Regards Barto