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		<title>How to display related information in a Sharepoint form based on a column / field choice</title>
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Looking to to automatically complete various columns in your Sharepoint forms based on the selection in a previous column ?  If so take a look at SpServices Jquery library.
Here you have a function called:  $().SPServices.SPDisplayRelatedInfo that will do just that.
Functionality
SPDisplayRelatedInfo is a function in the jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services that lets [...]]]></description>
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jQuery to the Rescue: Labeled Sections on Default Forms
Have you ever wanted to break up the columns on a list item into sections without having to unghost or customize the page in SPD?
Adding sections to Sharepoint forms

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1. Open up SharePoint Portal and click on Site Actions -> Site Settings -> All Site Settings option
2. Under “Site Administration“group option, Click on “Content and Structure” link
3. From top menu Click “New” List option to create a list of type “Document Library”.
4. Let’s Configure document library further&#8230;. Let’s name it as &#8220;JavaLib&#8221;
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If youre not already using JQuery in your Sharepoint environment Im sure you will be in someway in the future, to get you started heres some useful links:
JQuery at EndUserSharepoint
50 JQuery examples
37 more JQuery examples

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