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Greg, The fix was two-fold: The row counter had to be one level higher (in this case at the group level) not at the field level where I had it. The other thing was to insert the new row to the repeating table after the first row. This works fine albeit kind of wordy. Thanks for getting me going. ...

I have field one (single layer drop down that must be selected and cannot be edited ) and field two (whatever it needs to be to bring up automatic data depending on choice for field two) basically i choose one person and in the form my choice is shown as well as an id number in another field based on my choice. problem is i do not know what to ...

The drop downs are now working. Thanks for your help. I then applied your article on Populating fields after selection. This again worked great! I hope to see more discussion on this forum as I like how it is broken down into the different areas based on whether you are using database, etc. Thanks again.

Thank you , I'll see what i can get my self into now.. :-)

Saving locally is supported by InfoPath, provided you haven't turned that feature of in the Form Options dialog box available from the Tools menu. The user only need to select Save or Save As from the File menu. If you want to provide a button for saving the file, you will need to write code and perform the Save() or SaveAs() function ...

Drop-down lists 1 and 2 should both be bound to different fields. If you bind them to the same field, then they both change the same value. You have two different pieces of information that you are trying to get: Vendor Number (drop-down list 1) and Vendor Phone Number (drop-down list 2). Let's say they are bound to fields my:VendNo and ...

Greg, Here is my response to your previous answer on Office Online discussion. Downdown 1 is working fine. The dropdown list is correct. The question comes in what is the procedure to set up dropdown 2? Is is bound to the same field as Dropdown 1? When I do this they both reflect the same data. ''Greg Collins [MVP]'' wrote: > Since you ...

Hello all, I've been reading the posts and its helped some with my own form. But I have a question about saving locally. I have to submit a form to a SQL database for approval. BUT this is done over a wireless/air card connection thats about 40kbs. I'd like to have it so the user can save the form locally to the laptop if there not finished ...

The example you refer to is quite complex and for advanced uses. It sounds like all you are looking to do is populate a drop-down list from a secondary data source. This is not too hard. 1. Double-click on the drop-down list box in the view. 2. In the Drop-Down List Box Properties dialog box, select Look Up Values In A Data Connection... 3. ...

Will you please describe more fully the steps you took, what is happening, and what you are expecting to have happen? Thanx. Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]