InfoPath Dev

Let me get this straight. Are you saying in your InfoPath form you're displaying the data from your SharePoint list column, but upon selecting one of the items in your Multiple-Selection field the data is refreshing?

Nice links! I know it's been a while since you posted them but I'm trying to introduce a friend to InfoPath starting from scratch and it's been all but impossible to easily find an online resource for this. All of the labs I find already assume you know how to use InfoPath, yet there doesn't seem to be any 100 level tutorials out ...

Bueller?

You know, I've done a lot of editing of forms libraries that have multiple InfoPath forms but had never set it up by myself before. I was wondering if I could get a hand with it. I'm now using InfoPath 2010 but I believe everything should be the same as 2007. Here's what I've done and what I'm encountering: I set up 5 ...

Yes, Office 2007 (& MOSS).

I have a scenario where 90% of users are on our network and can enter details directly into a SharePoint list that lives on the intranet. The other 10% are in the field but still need to get data into the list. The tentative solution I've come up with is having them email a form, which then gets processed by someone on the ...

You know, I'm not a VB guy, so maybe this isn't what you're looking for. But a couple things come to mind. Have you considered doing the calculation in the Formula field? Where is this data going? Could it be done on the receiving end?

That's super helpful. Thank you very much. :) (Looks like it doesn't install, runs as a stand alone .exe. I think I'll pin it to my Quck Launch.)

Okay, this is the 2nd thread I've started only to find my own problem. I apologize for those of you trying to help only to have me figure out my own bone-headed mistake. The problem with the formula is an additional end parenthesis after the "T". So this; substring-after(translate(@ows_NextReleaseDate[@ows_OfferingID = ...

I have an existing form that I'm modifying due to some internal business process changes. One of the fields displays a filtered date which uses the "translate" function. It essentially displays the date minus the "T" and h:m:s after it. translate(@ows_NextReleaseDate[@ows_OfferingID = Offering_x0020_ID], " ", ...