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You can also modify the schema of the form to limit the number of rows that can be inserted.
Save your form as source files. Open the schema with a text editor (if you created it yourself, starting with a blank form in IP, it will be named myschema.xsd) and find the element bound to your repeating table. You'll see the 'maxOccurs' is ...
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In C#, we'd use ViewInfos.SwitchView("View Name"); . I imagine VB is the same, without the ending semi-colon. In your changed event, in place of View Name, you could use e.NewValue.ToString() to get the new value of your dropdown as the view name.
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I'm a bit confused by what you wish to do. We can use C# in a Changed event to get different information from or about the form. By viewer, do you mean 'View"? Do you want to switch views? Or do you mean "User"?
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InfoPath 2003 had an onAfterChange event. With InfoPath 2007, if you are using script, you will have onAfterChange events. The InfoPath 2007 Object Model uses the 'Changed' event. So, in samples where you see someone using onAfterChange, you can use Changed.
For more information on these events, check out the MSDN ...
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This post suggests you may need to Repair or Reinstall Office. It sounds like you've checked everything out -- have you tried a repair?
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Hi -- did you try the Programs tab under Internet Options in Internet Explorer?
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For the first drop down in the conditional formatting dialog when you add new conditional formatting, change it to "The Expression" then try the expression provided in the earlier post (using the correct xpath to point to your own fields).
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Hi -- I'm sorry, but this forum is for questions about InfoPath and I'm afraid your post won't get found by many SQL experts here... have you tried this SQL server forum on MSDN?
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Are you looking to filter the data before it is returned to your form? Or do you return all the data to your form and you only want to be able to filter the items shown to the user?
If you are looking to filter the data before it is returned to your form, you'll either need to modify the query before it is run using code, or use a web ...
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Whoo hoo! It published, that's great!