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Hi again Thierry, :) You can manually change the button label by just double clicking on the button and changing the label text in the properties box. To programattically do this... you might be able to insert some xd:preserve code manually into the XSL that calls into your code to get the name. This is an advanced topic though. I'll ask Greg if ...

No. Each time the data from the xml file could be different , and it may not include some fields , so if I build a dataconnection with a sample file, that schema will not fit other files.

Hi Thierry, Have you tried using an expression box next to the other parts of your header? Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi RabbitMo, I'm sorry - it looks like our spam filter rejected it. We will investigate this further. In the meantime, please send e-mail to [email protected] or to me directly at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you. Regards, Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

You need to remove the xsi:nil on the date. You'll want something like this: if(null != ((IXMLDOMElement)oNode).getAttribute(''xsi:nil'')) ((IXMLDOMElement)oNode).removeAttribute(''xsi:nil''); Cheers, Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Tracy, Yes, InfoPath uses the spellchecker built into Office (aka Word). Also, InfoPath uses some AutoCorrect and AutoText from Word - not very many people know about the AutoText stuff. Enjoy! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi again TGO, Sorry for all of the inane questions, but are these other people logging into your domain or are they VPN'ing in? Regards Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Neil, I've asked someone to respond to you later today. We have done this before. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Neil and welcome to our forum! Yes, Forms Viewer and DB Accelerator interoperate fine with SharePoint. Let us know if you have any specific questions! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Virgul! Here's the code: XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//ns1:EndPeriod'').text = Year.toString() + ''-'' + SMonth + ''-'' + SDay; Year,Month and Day come from another variable Date. Thank u!