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Microsoft responded: Cause there is no 2/31, ever? Really, cause it#%92s three days beyond the last date. You might see other behavior for 2/40. But specifically, we use Windows APIs to parse the dates, and 3/3/2005 is the value it returns when the user types in 2/31.

Hi Amish, Looks like you found a good bug in InfoPath. :) I sent e-mail to the InfoPath team, but my guess is that this is pretty low priority and it may make sense to process this way for other reasons (which I am unaware of). Good find!

I'm an InfoPath newbie hoping the following syntax problems might be easy for some of you to fix. I've searched in Help, online resources, and even purchased ''Beginning InfoPath 2003'' and still can't find a solution. Created a jscript function to manipulate date fields (to call from an OnAfterChange event). Very simple at this point. ...

Hi folks, Here is the Problem. I have a Date Control which needs to accept valid date from the user.I am validating date's using Regular expression. The following is the Regular expression used -> \d{4}-\d{1,2}-\d{1,2} The display format used is mm/dd/yyyy . It work fine in all scenarion's except for one ...

Where is thar chapter???? Which book???

hey super thanks for the prompt reply :) I can understand the part of using diff sections and applying conditional formatting on them. but I absolutely have no idea as how to upload XML schema dynamically to a section. I can only know how to upload an XML file content dynamically to a drop down list ...

Thanks for your reply. I would like to pass value from Infopath's Optionbutton to OptionButton in MS-Excel's Visual Basic tool. And I have another question is I want to send data from repeat table to MS-Excel by inserting new row automatically which I will code jsscript program in submit button. And I have my coding in ...

Hi Tuna, Can you please give more details? What is the user scenario? What is the option button? Have you tried Export to Excel from InfoPath or using schemas from Excel to load the xml files? Patrick

Create a bunch of sections, and use conditional visibility and rules to display them.

I have a situation: I'm creating a form with the following fields: -------------------------------------- 1. name: <text box> 2. date lodged: <date picker> 3. process type: <dropdown list> a) signup b) login c) purchase create form <submit button> -------------------------------------- If user pick on ...