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Thanks for this solution!

Hi all, is it possible to avoid the possibility to copy and paste rows in a repeating table, also with button sequence? Thank u :)

Use a dropdown and a rule to select the detail Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Depends on whether or not those additional fields are required. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Acros and welcome to our forum, You have a very interesting scenario. Never heard of this problem. ... Hi Devi! Great insight on this. I think you may be right on what happened. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

I think you have done the following steps 1. Dragging the Optional section. 2. Copied the above optional section and pasted 15 times 3. Preview the form 4. It behaves the way you have mentioned To over come the above issue follow the below steps 1. Drag the Optional section number of times you require without copy-paste I hope this helps ...

Madhuri If you use the ''Do Nothing'' option what types of changes would cause the ''existing forms'' not to work? If future changes are limited to only adding new fields and not deleting or re-naming fields would this present any problems with any of the forms that existed prior to the upgrade? Thanks

Matt, Thanks for your response. I tried to use the Rule you suggested, but to no avail. The name of the textbox field is ''ActualQty'', it has a default value of ''0'' generated by the database (it is not actually NULL) and my Rule looks like this: Rule 1 Condition: ActualQty = 0 Action: Set a fields value: . = OrderQty + StoreAdj + CommAdj ...

Hi: I have a form connected to a SQL datasource. It uses a master/detail control. I'm using a combination of textboxes and dropdown boxes in the detail section, with conditional formatting to mimic a combobox--if the field is blank, the dropdown shows. My dropdown is connected to a secondary datasource, which is a table in the same SQL database. ...

You could add a rule to the calculated field that says ''if calculated field is blank calculated field = EQUATION''. A way to do it with code is as follows, but I suggest sticking with the first option. You will want to roll through all of the rows of the repeating table and ''touch'' each node so that the value is recalculated. Check out this ...