Client wants to generate a report on... buhlig 06.07.2006 19:51:02 Hello, I hope someone can point me in the direction that is needed, I am fairly new to InfoPath generaly speaking and I am not sure how this can be done. I have a client that has a large form being used for rollouts of new company locations with a lot of pull down menu selections. He would like the pulldowns that are in use to be printed on a report where the ones that are not selected to be ignored. Secondary objective is to have it generate a report for different areas of the form meaning he would like a report for issues in the telecom area and another for the electrical portion of the form. Is this easily done within InfoPath? I have done some research and have not seen anything that would point me in the right direction. Thanks for your input.

RE: Client wants to generate a report on... buhlig 13.07.2006 01:59:02 per clients request they wanted me to add to the post that this has to be on a single tablet PC they are using it on site without access to a network or a SQL back end "buhlig" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hello, I hope someone can point me in the direction that is needed, I am > fairly new to InfoPath generaly speaking and I am not sure how this can be > done. I have a client that has a large form being used for rollouts of new > company locations with a lot of pull down menu selections. He would like the > pulldowns that are in use to be printed on a report where the ones that are > not selected to be ignored. Secondary objective is to have it generate a > report for different areas of the form meaning he would like a report for > issues in the telecom area and another for the electrical portion of the > form. Is this easily done within InfoPath? I have done some research and > have not seen anything that would point me in the right direction. > > Thanks for your input.

Re: Client wants to generate a report on... "den" <den[ at ]den.com> 18.07.2006 22:35:57 Well, a couple of ideas. Use a microsoft access database on the tablet PC and tie the form to that database. You can then pull the reports you want from that DB. Or you could later import the access data into an SQL server. another option is to use MSDE on the tablet PC. "buhlig" <buhlig[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6E2DF577-5462-44D2-B53D-E85885596F5D[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > per clients request they wanted me to add to the post that this has to be > on > a single tablet PC they are using it on site without access to a network > or a > SQL back end > > "buhlig" wrote: > >> Hello, I hope someone can point me in the direction that is needed, I am >> fairly new to InfoPath generaly speaking and I am not sure how this can >> be >> done. I have a client that has a large form being used for rollouts of >> new >> company locations with a lot of pull down menu selections. He would like >> the >> pulldowns that are in use to be printed on a report where the ones that >> are >> not selected to be ignored. Secondary objective is to have it generate a >> report for different areas of the form meaning he would like a report for >> issues in the telecom area and another for the electrical portion of the >> form. Is this easily done within InfoPath? I have done some research >> and >> have not seen anything that would point me in the right direction. >> >> Thanks for your input.