InfoPath 2007
To give users the ability to select more than one value from a list box, use a Multiple-Selection List Box. Place the cursor in the form where you want the multi-selection list and then go to the Controls Task Pane (View > Design Tasks > Controls). Under the...
InfoPath 2007
If you examine the two Controls task panes below, it’s apparent that the one on the right is missing a handful of controls. This is most likely due to the compatibility settings. To confirm this, look towards the bottom of the Controls task pane for the message “Some...
InfoPath 2007
Suppose you’ve created several views for your InfoPath form, such as: Customer (default), Accounting and Customer Support. The majority of the fields are located on the default Customer view. Accounting related fields are on the Accounting view as well as “For Office...
InfoPath 2007
When you have name fields in your form, you can force InfoPath to autoformat the capitalization of those fields so that the first letter of the name is properly capitalized. Thanks to S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton’s article for the tip. Here are the step by step instructions for...
InfoPath 2007
If you find that you create the same layout and controls on multiple forms, you should consider creating a template part that can be reused over and over again. This is also valuable if you are a member of team that creates a variety of forms including ones that...
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