InfoPath Dev

Understandable. What I don't understand is how I was able to import my form rough draft from Excel to InfoPath, but not from InfoPath to Excel. The controls are the same, the built in macros should be built the same way because it is all built by Microsoft, and it is now 2014, in an age where cross-program integration is common in software, so ...

Not to drop any names, but it is for the same reason that a group may need to work on a document/powerpoint on Google Drive (which is real-time collaboration). Our type of business does not have time to pass around a document and wait for everyone to do their part because of the nature of the forms purpose. It is far more efficient to do a ...

I am also open to moving it to MS Word if I can get a concurrent editing function working. I can't use SharePoint, and SkyDrive does not have enough space.

I've seen similar posts, but I can't quite understand the answers other than the fact that this probably cannot be done. I created a "form" in Excel, and messing with the controls was a pain, so I tinkered with InfoPath and exported my Excel "form" to InfoPath. I was very happy with the designing and filling part of ...