InfoPath Dev

Hmm. I think you are not going to be able to do this with your current limitations. You have to make a change to the list item in order to indicate something has happened permanently. If you opened each form and had a checkbox to check off that you had verified the work for the form you could then promote that to SP and see it in the view. You ...

You can loop through the values of all the "Fields A"s in code. Create a flag field in your schema named "FieldBShow". If any of the "Field A"s are set to "A", then set that flag to true. If none of them are, set it to false. Then create a formatting rule that hides "Field B" based on whether ...

You are going to have to check to see if the point (.) exists in the string and then check out the length of what remains after the point. There is no if..then..else method in XPath 1.0, but you might be able to use something like this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/971067/is-there-an-if-then-else-statement-in-xpath Check out the Becker ...

I just got done doing something very similar, except mine were SharePoint lists. First lists was a transaction type list. Inside of this list was a lookup to an approvers list. The user selects whichever approvers should be used for each transaction type in SP. So in Infopath the transactions list and the approvers list are both data connections. ...