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You would want to make the group repeating, in properties, and bind the repeating table or section to it.
Typically with a repeating table the header and footer, if applicable would be visible but any data entered or only one blank row of data would be shown until they ...
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Hey Kaleo,
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Not sure exactly what you are looking for but i can think of two options. There are some posts on the site on how to update list values. You can pull them into a form, update them and then save them back. Its a bit complex but it is doable.
My other thought is have you looked at the Database ...
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Hey Don, welcome to the forum.
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This is possible and I have some premade tools which do this. It can be done several different ways depending on your work flow.
Check out the Database Accelerator if you are working with a database, it make integrating Infopath and your DB much easier. Qdabra Database ...
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Hey There.
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You can create a button and then have it be the submit and equate to the button in the toolbar. Or you can have rules which submit to your dataconnection and perform other actions too.
You may want to check out the Database Accelerator which allows you to ...
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There are several posts on the site here relating to drop down lists and having columns of multiple rows, etc.
One option would be to add a field to your SP List which had the concatenation the way you wanted it. Then you could pull that field directly instead of trying ...
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I do not believe there is. Best practice would be to have two fields, one for each type and then use conditional formatting to hide one or the other depending on the option selected.
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You can use the Save As to make an independent copy of an entire form. It sounds from your description that is what you are looking for.
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I am assuming the situation is that you would have multiple repeating data rows input and determining the exact field which is not validating?
You could add a rule to the repeating table or section which checked validation manually on each row when an insert was done if ...
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Are you pasting it in as you access it in the browser? Typically if you have read access you can setup a recieve connection.
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The contains function would return a True or False which would not probably be the value. I would think you would want if(contains(summaryfield.text, "."));