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Hi again,
Using Word View for Print is easiest, but I agree that it is quite limited in terms of its ''beauty''. There are two other possibilities. One is to write code in your InfoPath form that starts Word (using VBA), loads a template, and an XML file corresponding to the InfoPath form. This may require Full Trust security on the InfoPath form ...
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Eval and XPath should support conditions but probably requires studying up a bit. Check out the XPath references under resources. Also, look at the Eval function.
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Hi Gast1234 and welcome to our forum,
Please take a look at hte following:http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=af9e48a6e43c41f4be62296a7fa0e494
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Hi JLProgrammer,
Try using the sum function on the rating for the questions. Create a new field. Double click on the field in the main data source. Click on the fx next to default value. Click insert function. Choose sum. Specify the numeric score field. Good luck!
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Hi Jenz,
Have you read Jim's article on this?http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=af9e48a6e43c41f4be62296a7fa0e494
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thank you very much, Patrick Halstead. I'm using Infopath2003.
how can i get more advance method for infopath to word?
how can i make the infopath to word document, NOT word view for print. i just need word document , because the output document i need is so very complex that it can not be completed by ''word wizard tool''. i mean , after i get ...
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I have a form that asked a series of questions. Each question is rated a numberic score. Now I need to create a function that will sum ALL the questions to come up with an accumulative score. When writing the function I want to be able to use the sum function much like Excel if at all possible. Example: q1:q99 would sum all the questions from ...
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You shouldn't have to recompile. You can use a config file in a relative location on your SharePoint site or just add a secondary XML data source to the form template and refer to the values in that.
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