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How do I backup InfoPath form?
You can download the form as if you are going to edit it, but first save a copy of it locally before applying any changes. That will become your backup copy of the form. Then go back to your form and save it as the new version (different name) and start editing it as you’d like.
To publish an InfoPath form to a SharePoint library, perform the following steps: Click File. Click Publish. Click SharePoint Server….
- Repeat steps 12 and 13 as necessary for each field in the form that you want to add as a SharePoint column, and then click Next.
- Click Next.
- Click Publish.
Where are InfoPath forms stored in SharePoint?
InfoPath templates can be stored in an email, in a forms library, on your computer. It all depends where you published the form. If you published it to a SharePoint forms library then you want to look in the forms library then navigate to “Library tab > Library settings > Advanced settings.
Go to Site page Location -> Click on PAGE ribbon -> Select VERSIONS option -> you will get ALL VERSIONS of the PAGE -> Then Click on MODIFIED LINK (Which version you want to RESTORE) and RESTORE Version. Once you get the versions, you can select a particular version and restore it.
Can You restore to previous InfoPath form version?
An edit was made to an InfoPath form that’s creating errors. I’ve been asked to restore to a previous (last good) version. I’m looking for a library containing the forms and not finding anything. Any leads? Did you save the xsn file as the template before you publish the form? If not, I am afraid there is no pervious version you can restore.
Where is the new InfoPath form stored in SharePoint?
If you mean the new form, edit form or display form in the list, the form will be stored in the SharePoint site.
Per my testing results in SharePoint 2013, all existing forms created from the template will automatically use the latest form template of the library. Only the uploaded forms will not be updated by default.