Time: 9AM - 4PM Eastern Time (ET)
Duration: 1 Day
Course Code: MO13IP301
In this course, you will learn how to:
- use several high-level skills for using Microsoft InfoPath Designer 2013
- manage user roles
- create object controls
- modify field properties
- add images to a form
- add objects to a form
- create a form load rule
- link to external data
- create template parts
- work with XML form templates
- create a form from a database
- import and publish forms
- use InfoPath Designer with SharePoint Server
Prerequisites
None
Course Outline
- Managing User Roles
- User Roles in InfoPath Designer allow designers of a form to display customized versions of a form to specific users or groups of users. This module lets students learn how to: add and edit a user role, set a user role as default, change the order of user roles, and remove a user.
- Creating Object Controls
- This module takes a close look at creating object controls into a form. Students are shown how to insert an object control, how to format an object control, and how to assign actions to buttons.
- Modifying Field Properties
- There are several lessons in this module that help students advance their skills with field properties. The topics covered here teach students to: bind a field to a control, change field bindings, change the control type, and how to create reference fields.
Adding Images to a Form
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- Images can bring a form to life or add another level of information all their own. In this module learners are show the ways to: insert local and online images, how to resize, move or delete images, and how to assign alternative text to images.
- Adding Objects to a Form
- Within a form there are several types of objects that can be added. It is covered in this module how to: create a hyperlink, insert a page break, insert a horizontal line, and how to insert a symbol.
- Creating a Form Load Rule
- A form load rule is configured to automatically run when a form is opened. Here, students are introduced to ways that they can: create a form load rule, specify conditions, add actions, edit a form load rule, and to enable or disable a form load rule.
- Linking to External Data
- Data are often vital to a form you are creating and this module recognizes that. This module covers how to link with external data by touching upon: how to link to a web service, how to import database files, how to import XML data, how to manage data connections.
- Creating Template Parts
- There are several options when it comes to template parts and this module looks at how to: create a template part, how to save a template part, how to use a template part, and how to manage template parts.
- Working with XML Form Templates
- XML is one of the key components that drives the success of InfoPath. Here in this module students will learn about XML and will also learn how to: create a form from an XML schema, how to create a form from an XML file, and how to work with an XML form template.
- Creating a Form from a Database
- In InfoPath Designer 2013 you can create a form based upon a database. Students are shown here how to: create a form from a database, add fields to a database form, query a database, and submit data.
- Importing and Publishing Forms
- InfoPath Designer can be used to import forms from both Word and Excel and add functionality to these forms. These module addresses: how to import a form from both Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, how to publish a form by e-mail and how to edit forms after publishing.
- InfoPath Designer can be used to import forms from both Word and Excel and add functionality to these forms. These module addresses: how to import a form from both Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, how to publish a form by e-mail and how to edit forms after publishing.
- SharePoint is a web application platform that is used by many businesses as an intranet portal, external website, document and file manager, collaboration space, and much more. This final module takes learners through a look at Microsoft SharePoint and its system requirements along with forms and workflows. Students will also learn how to publish an InfoPath form to a SharePoint Server.
Private training is available for this course.
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Required Technical Set-Up for Remote Online Participation
- 2 monitors or screens. If you don’t have a second monitor connected to your primary computer, you could use a second computer such as a laptop. 1 screen is used to watch the instructor, the second is for you to perform the exercises.
- High-speed internet connection
- Google Chrome preferred (Alternative: Microsoft Edge)
- Speaker & microphone, either built-in to your computer or external
- For complete set-up information, please visit our web based manual
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Public Courses
Any student cancellation that occurs a minimum of six (6) business days prior to a scheduled class is eligible for a full class credit or a 100% refund on the cost of the class. Due to scheduling logistics, if you cancel or re-schedule a registration within five (5) business days of the course date, payment is due in full at that time and will be held as a credit towards a re-scheduled date or a future course booking. Course credits are valid for 12 months from the date of the original class booking.
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In the event that a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, your full registration fee will be refunded or you can reserve a seat in the next available class. You will be notified of a class cancellation at least five (5) business days in advance of the scheduled class.
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