InfoPath Dev

Our InfoPath Filler forms are stored in a SharePoint form library. The user navigates to the SharePoint form library and clicks on the name of the form. The form is loaded on the client using InfoPath 2010 or InfoPath 2013. This process works fine when the user is navigating to the SharePoint form library using IE11. However, when testing with ...

 I'm very close to incorporating your solution into my IP form.  What I'm seeing is that only the first row from the secondary xml data source is being used to populate the repeating nodes. What I've noticed is that InfoPath has inserted "descendant-or-self::node()/" into my formula.  Yet, when I try to ...

I meant to include the formula in my last post -- Row[count(current()/../preceding-sibling::group2) + 1]/Field1 

 Hilary this looks fantastic and I'm pretty sure that it will work for me.  I can't thank you enough for your time. I'm embarrassed to ask this, but .. how did you enter this formula?  I'm trying to enter the formula and even when keyed exactly as in the template it won't work for me.  Are ...

 As if I'm not difficult enough, I'm using IP 2010 and can't open your attached template. 

Maybe there is a better way to do what I'm doing.  Basically what I'm trying to do is create a table that has 7 columns, 5 of which contain static data, but the static data differs for each row in the table.  The user can update two columns in each row.  There will be a total of 70+ rows in the table.  The ...

I have 5000+ existing forms in a SharePoint form library and I think writing a PowerShell script or using QRules would be a last resort, although I'm up against a deadline and may need to consider those options. Final questions before I completely reverse course and (possibly) re-design my form -- Is there a way to use a secondary data ...

 Thank you again, Hilary.  Aside from modifying my existing forms to include the default repeating nodes, is there a way to populate default rows in the table without using the Data --> Default Values method?    

 Template was sent via email.  Thank you for your help.

Hi again Hilary --  I was able to recreate the issue today in a test template, and I've attached the template to this post.  Here are the steps to recreate:Create a template with two text boxes.Publish the template.In the form library, create a New form.  Review and confirm that the form contains only the two text ...