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Jimmy, thank you so much. Great job on this - you noticed and corrected all of my own errors and even simply explained the people fields too. And, the XSLT you provided worked perfectly! Again, I so very much appreciate your video and your help and explanation here. You and the rest of the qdabra team are the best! Have a great day! Bill

1. I have completed forms in SharePoint Form Library (.xml files) 2. I was able to parse using Excel VBA. 3. So, I want to do the same using JavaScript. Could anyone please direct to me the relevant resources? Thank you...

Hello, I am following the "Codeless submitting InfoPath repeating table to a SharePoint list" topic steps (see: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/26246.aspx ) The form works fine (the table content is submiting to a SharePoint List) if I am using a form that is located in my computer (using a perview mode). ...

Hello, Could you explain in more detail the duplicate preventing mechanism? I would really like to implement it in my form. Thakns, Darek 

Hi Bill, Thanks for all the detail. Looks like you were on the right track. I think the attached XSLT should work, and you can run it like this:     Transform /sourceds=Users /destpath=/my:myFields/my:UserSchedules /xsltfile=UserTransfer.xslt /placement=append /excluderoot=true Some pointers about where you went ...

Hi Hilary, I checked SharePoint Logs. Please find the below logs and let me know your thoughts.

I took a look at your flattened data - and from the sample data, you wouldn't really need any special formatting, right? The parent doesn't repeat for each child. I'd just add a little expression box as some padding to indent the child question number, hide if child != 1, for example....

I'm sorry for all of the posts, and this will be last for today unless I get it working. Thanks again for taking a look. I've attached my latest changes as a text file so we don't lose formatting in the forum and hopefully this is easier to read.