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Ya the columns are built inside the section so you have to adjust them manually but it wasn't too tough. The only think that could be tough is numbering the rows. You also have to clear all padding and margins for the cell that contains the sections as well as remove the border on the section. And set those margins to zero too.
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I threw each row into a section so you can hide certain ones conditionally. I'm attaching an example of this.
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This can be done by adding two seperate rules to the text box that you are using. I've noticed this only works if the text box is set to a String type and not for Integer type text boxes. At least this is the case in Infopath 2007
Rule 1: Condition - If field1 matches the pattern \d (this means one ...
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Just copy/paste that box somewhere else and make it read-only, so anything you enter in the first one will appear in the second one. Check out some tutorials online to get you started on with the basic stuff.
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As for the first part, you should be able to use rich text boxes in Infopath to be able to bold single words and what not. As long as you don't have way too many of them on a form, performace shouldn't take a hit.
Part 2: This should be no problem at all in infopath. You can show/hide sections based on certain options selected in a ...
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1. If I'm understanding this correctly, then yes it should be possible in Infopath. You basically have a bunch of fields, and those fields are used to generate some documentation? I am doing something nearly identical to this right now and there are definitely some things to be aware of. Namely formatting.
2. Yes, it's just text so anyone ...
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Let me know ifthe attached form works for you.
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Go to check box properties and delete the zero that is in the field called "Value when cleared."
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So basically you want each checkbox field to be put into your field 5 when it is checked?
Do you want them all to be together in that field or in seperate fields?
Do you just want the zero's to not be there?
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Is there a way to break a table across a page so that half of the information in a cell is not at the bottom of one page and the rest at the top of the next page?
I don't know if there is an option that I haven't stumbled across, but I haven't seen anything about this.
I have data in many tables that is all dynamic so ...