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Here's a rough sample. Save the file attached locally. Right click the file and select Design to open in Design mode, from there you can preview & try it. :)

Hi, What steps did you use to get this far? I would also like to add repeating data into a SharePoint list. Any help you can provide would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Hello,  I'm sure this is out there but I cannot find it. Sorry if it's obvious.   I need to create a text box with a control that add the contents of the box down below it, and clears out the box when done. Like a comments section, if that makes sense.     Thanks in advance! 

Think I've got it. I was thrown off because a test I did to see if logged in accountid and people picker accountid were equal wasn't constructed correctly.  basically, in our setup, username reports domain/username.  people picker accountid doesn't include the domain, so comparing these two doesn't produce ...

If this is a browser form, maybe set it filler temporarily and add popup dialogs in your rules so you can see the order of occurrence when you preview. :)

sort of what I'm trying..  i'll keep you posted... it's just tough to expose all the fields to see what they are doing, and then getting the appropriate rules in place to stop or proceed. 

So, the rule on the field with the default that has the account id runs your query? I wonder about having another field, not on the form, that has a default to the display name. Put the rule that runs the query on that field instead (I'm assuming the account id changes, then the display name changes....) and don't run the query if the ...

Thanks for the idea.  first shot it doesn't work because when that name doesn't resolve, it appears to pass the typed in entry as the display name.  Another issue is that I'm autosetting a text field to "accountid" from the picker.   If the name doesn't resolve, it's grabbing the ...

The submit connection to the UpdateListItems web service will have parameters you can set for the list name, etc - you'll need a field in your form (or in another data source, I often add the field to the CAML xml file outside of the Batch node) to select when you set up the submit connection.

If you turn on the option to require approval for list items (under library settings, versioning settings, top option), then you can reject items that require clarification with the comment "Clarify" or some such. On the "My Submissions" view that is created when you turn on approval, users can see their item as rejected and ...