InfoPath Dev

Hello Everyone,   I'm new to SharePoint and to InfoPath, so this might be an obvious answer but I just can't seem to figure it out. I am using the newest SharePoint and InfoPath 2013.    I have two different lists: List A EMP_ID, FirstName, LastName   List B Address_ID, Address, City, State, ZIP, ...

Hi Everyone,   So I have two tables in SQL that I am trying to test out on InfoPath 2013 before I start building more of the database. Table A EMP_ID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName   Table B  Address_EMP_IDFK, Address, City, State_IDFK, ZIP   Address_EMP_IDFK (Named poorly at the moment but I know what ...

So I figured out how to make it not appear missing. It had to do with the way my tables were set up. I had an Address ID with Identity as the Primary Key.  Instead I changed it to EMP_IDFK without identity, and used it as a foreign key to the first table's primary key. This allows it to generate in the ...

 [quote user="jun_barbosa"]Hi EArgen, Did you create fields in your main data source? You can create fields in your main data source and get the values from your secondary data source List A and then display the correct values from List B using filters. Let me know if this works or if you need more ...

Hi everyone, I am new to InfoPath and this is probably a very simple thing to do, but I just can't seem to get it to work. For reference I am using SharePoint 2013 along with InfoPath 2013.   My question is this:   I have a list A that has basic employee information (EMP ID, First Name, Last Name) and list B that has basic ...