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Use a repeating table instead. This will ensure they can use different values for each row they add :-)

 Thank you so much for your help!! I found another way around by asking the user to choose the date in scrollbars!  Now this: I have mandatory fields but I also have many 'views' (is that how it's called in the English app? maybe it's window or page? In French it's view). The first view asks the user to to press a ...

Thanks, Hilary!  I understand what you are saying, except what is an Expression Box?  =( Also, I had tried hiding the button, but when it was unhidden, it looked like this:   

Thank you Hilary. I've since found this: link But I don't understand what 'Flag Fields' are. Do you know what they are and how I'd create one? Thanks :)

Hi Hilary I got it to work with workflow and a multi-select control! Thank you for the advice.

The last form is the form you sent. I mean the repeating table stores duplicate data, when one of the options is changed, the others are being changed as well

 I'm brand new to InfoPath. I created a repeating section on a form.  The form is a work order and the users may have several jobs on the one order. I set up a section (options) where they select whether they will Check, move or replace an item. Then they have to select (from drop down lists) the location:  ...

Hi Yes it is. Kind regards

Sorry, I don't understand again. :) Maybe attach your latest form?

Oh man. This will probably turn into a performance nightmare if there are a lot of fields, frankly. I mean, to know if something has been edited, you have to track that - likely by adding an attribute to every single field you are interested in tracking... and then add rules to set the attribute, formatting rules to highlight if the attribute is ...