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Good Afternoon, I'm trying to figure out how to populate a series of columns with data from a SharePoint list. Issue being, it's not always the same number of columns.   Example: A form that's originated in Department A would need to be reviewed by John, Sally, and Sarah. Therefore, I would need a column with each of their ...

 Nevermind! I believe I found a solution with the "All Authenticated Users" option.  My only question remaining - This only gives access to people with the proper Domain prefix, correct? Are there any security issues with this function?

I know this is more of a SharePoint question than an Infopath question, but is there a way to add a group of permissions for everyone within a domain? For instance, when I log in from outside my work's internet connection, I have to type DOMAINNAME\MyUserName and my password. Could I give my form library permissions to let anyone that's ...

 Found a work around!  Since I was already incorporating the name into the file name as it was being uploaded, I used a calculated text column to extract the name of the employee.  The file name was set up to be "Evaluation - John Smith - 02", so I used the following formula to capture the text within the two " - ...

I tried setting up a different library and republishing the form template and a couple test forms, but I achieved the same effect. I'm assuming that this is not caused by a setting in the form library now...  Are there general site settings that would cause this error?

 I'm no expert, but I either:Use a condition that is always true or false (i.e. If Field 1 is blank, hide this field AND If Field 1 is not blank, hide this field)Set up the field, then delete the control that's bound to it. The field will remain in the data source, but won't be displayed in the template itself

Due to the proprietary information on the form, I had to remove the text surrounding the fields. I left the relevant ones, though (Employee Name, Version).  Also, to avoid unintentional editing of another person's responses, you have to click the check box above the column to enable the editing/submit for that person. In the full ...

 I just tried 3 more fields (a date, another text field, and a combo box) and experienced the same effects.  Here's some more info that may be relevant:The Form Library has no custom settings aside from the the name and columns (No views, advanced settings, etc.)The form is using domain level securityThe form was published via the ...

Thank you for replying. I double checked the field and it does indeed house the  Employee Name data. I'm also sure of this because it's concatenated into the file name correctly ("Evaluation - John Smith - 2010-01-20.xml")

Hello,  I've been using Infopath forms for about a year now, but have no formal training.  I recently had my company set up a Sharepoint site for my department. I've set up a Form Library within that site ("Evaluations") and I have published a form template within that library. After publishing it, I discovered ...