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Sorry-no way using this forum software to do that. We can lock the post, but others sometimes have similar issues and use the same post to continue the conversation.
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Is your Word Print view ONLY fields, or does it have text on it too?
If only fields, try adding some text to the page. If it is not blank, but shows the text, then there's a problem with how you are trying to get your field values on the page.
If it is still blank, then there's a more fundamental problem, and I'd just start over with a new Word ...
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Yes, conditional formatting and filters are applied at all times. But, you can set it up to where all rows are displayed if the user has no selection made. So if the drop-down list has 'blank' selected (or no selection) then all rows are displayed, and when the user selects a value, then the rows are filtered.
I believe the expression is:
When ...
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If you know the row number you can filter out just that row in your XPath using the '[n]' filter:
/Root/Table/Row[3]/Field = ''value''
Sets ''value'' to Field on the 3rd row of the table.
If you know a filter value you can use that:
/Root/Table/Row[FilterField = 'FilterValue']/Field = ''value''
Sets ''value'' to Field on the table row where ...
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Let us know if that works for you.
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Great. Glad to have helped.
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You should still be able to use conditional formatting even if fitlering is not available.
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Is the filter button not available in the properties dialog box for the repeating table when it is bound to data coming from a Web service?
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Print Preview cannot render because it requires Word to build the rendering. For Word Print Views there is ONLY print and no print preview.
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You should be able to use a default value formula on the field that sets a particular value if all are approved.