InfoPath Dev

This is just not going to be possible in SharePoint Online with InfoPath. Perhaps investigate PowerApps? See if it may have the functionality you need?

Ouch. Do you only have one list form that is customized in InfoPath? Server all up to date on its patches? I think I would start by customizing a test list form and see if it repros on another list. Oh - and does this occur for all users? Or only specific users?

Hi, I have SharePoint on-premises. Have an InfoPath form, which worked well. Now sometimes, periodic, when user press button save it's crashes like an error in the form. Event is 5374 - InfoPath Business logic There was a form postback error. (User: 0#.w|###, Form Name: Template, IP: , Request: ...

 It's published to a library.  Originally I was trying a list, but now I'm trying a library.  So this is an example of how it looks in Excel... I have it setup this way in SharePoint (hopefully the screenshot works). https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1XbFVhFPvIgbzUtQV83dVJ1aFE/view So where the numbers are, I want them to ...

 So - this is a list form, not a form published to a Library? You'll have a different column for each holiday? I'm struggling to understand the schema here. :)

I'm sorry, I'm having trouble understanding. You want to generate multiple XML files from a single XSN?

Yeah, this gets a little tougher. I think you may be able to use a REST connection to get you partway there - http://yourserver/yoursite/_vti_bin/listdata.svc is the URL pattern. This will get back a list of all lists / libraries - but will also include some you don't want...

Oh, maybe? I'd probably keep my pictures in a picture library that I knew everyone could access, add a picture control that uses a link, then set the link. You could have metadata in the pics library and use a secondary data connection to it in order to dynamically get the right pic, so you don't have to have a ton of rules. Here's a ...

Hi, I'm confused, as usual. :) I would personally just have a rule on the field that the dropdown is bound to that has the condition "field is equal to" whatever the value is you need to run the rule for.

Sure - you need to count the rows in the secondary data source. :) So - your multi-select uses a secondary data source, right? Your expression to count all is just to use the count function on the repeating group that you use for the multi-select's options. Attach your form to a reply (under the options tab) if you need a hand.