Примери за използване на Fields and groups на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Merge actions for fields and groups.
These fields and groups cannot be modified by using InfoPath.
A data source is made up of fields and groups.
See Merge actions for fields and groups in this article for more information.
Note: Certain business logic features, including data validation, conditional formatting, and rules,are based on fields and groups, not controls.
You cannot modify the fields and groups in a secondary data source.
Fields and groups can be added to the main data source, depending on the type of form template you create.
Controls in the form are bound to the fields and groups in the data source.
For fields and groups that you can modify, you can change the following properties.
A data source is a collection of fields and groups that define and store the data for a form.
Fields and groups are created locally, in the form, that correspond to the fields and groups in the external data repository.
The data source for the form template consists of fields and groups that appear in a hierarchical view in the Data Source task pane.
These fields and groups correspond to the way that data is stored in the tables in the database.
The collection of fields and groups that define and store the data for an InfoPath form.
When you change the Web service in the main data connection,Microsoft Office InfoPath creates a main data source with fields and groups that correspond to the XML Schema in the new Web service.
Controls are bound to fields and groups in the data sourceand display the data to users.
If the new database stores data in the same way as the old database,InfoPath automatically binds the existing controls in the form template to the fields and groups in the new main data source.
These fields and groups are represented by folderand file icons in the Data Source task pane.
Form template based on a Microsoft Office Access database orMicrosoft SQL Server database InfoPath adds fields and groups to the main data source, based on the way that the database stores data.
The fields and groups are added to the secondary data source so that they map to the way that the external data source stores the data.
Depending on the document or schema, you might not be able to add new fields or groups to part or all of the data source, orto change certain aspects of existing fields and groups.
In the same way that fields and groups are added to the main data source, InfoPath adds fields and groups to the secondary data source.
When you add a secondary data connection to a form,InfoPath automatically creates a secondary data source with data fields and groups that match the way that data is stored in the external data source.
InfoPath does not automatically add fields and groups to a form template that contains fields and groups that are based on external data sources.
If you base the design of your form template on an existing Extensible Markup Language(XML) file, database, or Web service,InfoPath derives the fields and groups in the Data Source task pane from that existing data source.
You can create, edit, move,or delete fields and groups of fields in the Manage User-defined Fields dialog box.
Fields and groups in a secondary data source are based on the way that data is stored in the external data source, which is connected to the form by using a data connection.
You can add additional fields and groups to the main data source, depending on the existing fields or groups in the main data source.
If the fields and groups in the new data source do not match the fields and groups in the old data source, InfoPath removes the data source binding from the controls.