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I have a form I'd like to put together for pickups that are used by drivers in my company. They go to pickup locations and can pickup between 1 and 7 or 8 items per stop. Due to regulatory restrictions, there needs to be a clear chain of custody for items picked up, and a record of when the items arrive at our location needs to be kept. The ...

 I have a repeating table setup for a number of plants that drivers at my company go to refularly. The way they curreently use the form is handwritten, however they now have mobile devices that can access a web form when they arrive at and leave each plant. The problem is, if they have to type, their not going to use it, so I wanted to setup ...

 Then this one, can't figure out how to get more than one image in a post

 First this error

So I'm trying to publish my form to a document library as a template 1. Is that the correct thing to do if I want it to be able to be filled out in a browser? 2. When publishing I get an error that says it was published, but can only be filled out using InfopathFiller as it contains features not usable in a browser, and to check the Design ...

If I need to return say 60 - 100 results from a list of 2000, Rest is better than using a Sharepoint List data connection right? Or in particular I have a list of 12000 entries, I'm not able to limit the list to less than 2000 requests by using the list query am I? We are on O365, using the Infopath Preview I can get to the document, but I ...

Ok, related, but not while I'm waiting for the query to run it was taking forever! What's the difference between &$filter=FT eq '62' and  &$filter=FT equals '62'? And what's the fastest way to query data from a list, with a connection file loaded in a sharepoint connection library, or with a REST query? ...

 Ok, I think that will work, except, the FT's are all numbers, 29, 36, 620, 300, etc. When I run the query on IE I get an error that "Operator 'eq' incompatible with operand types 'System.String' and 'System.Int32' at position", however both the dropdown list and the Sharepoint List have those fields ...

 Thank you! Gonna give it a whirl now and I'll let you know!

 Hi! No I'm not. I think I missed that part of the non-existant instruction class I got offered by the company! ;) I've seen some blogs and posts about doing this, but I have found it very confusing to follow what the concat does, and how it should be constructed to get what I want. I kinda need it in dummy terms and everything ...