I have a series of numerical fields followed by one which is calculated by a
formula. The problem is that the formula returns an answer with a decimal --
sometimes a two point decimal, sometimes a three. So, I can't define the
number of decimals in the Access database that is ...

When previewing my form, one of my text box controls has a nice roll-over
alert.  (It only appears when the mouse is moved over the empty box.)  I did
it once, but now i can't reproduce it.  Can anyone tell me how I did that?

I have a drop-down box with city names and next to it I have a a text box
which I want to be auto populated with a "number" depending on selection of
drop-dow box,
For Example:

I recently published an InfoPath form to our SharePoint Form Library
which worked fine.  I then had to rejig the form slightly by adding a
few additional fields and didn't remove any of the previous fields.
Now I have the following problem:

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With regards,

Is there any way to trap the event where a use clicks on the "X" in the
browser?  I would like to send a warning to the user if the XDocument.ISDirty
property is set.  If not trapped the user loses any information they entered
without warning.

Is it possible to create an 'Export' button that does data dump to Excel?  
Thanks.

How do I set a drop down list to be read only after another field has been
populated.  I tried conditional formatting but I can still change the
selected value.  TIA

Is there a way to link documents in Infopath?

i am using a webservice to submit infopath data to sql database.its working
fine..but when i try to host this infopath form in asp.net web page ,i am not
able to submit the form..it says "An error occured while submitting"
i refer to this article

I am getting the following message when submitting forms to a form
library on SharePoint Portal Server 2003:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.

I'm trying to hide a button if the user is not a specific network
user... I create a rule that says if the user's current role is not
equal to domain\user_1 then "hide this control". This works fine with
one user... but if I add more than one user there seems to be a limit

Until now, we have been using Outlook Forms (such a bad experience).
Now, I am trying to set up a sharepoint and infopath solution.  We are
creating a form for "testing notifications".  When someone wants to run
a test in a lab, they fill out the form and submit it (to the form

is it possible to create custom JScript in InfoPath 2007 for running on
client side (for example, calling some ActiveX) when published as
web-enabled form in InfoPath Forms Service?
Regards,

I would like to create a infopath form that will submit to a SQL server
database.  I would also like to publish the form on sharepoint.  Can
someone give me a start?  My biggest problem is making the infopath
form talk to SQL.