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 Did you try changing that checkbox control to a text box like I suggested? So when you preview you can see the actual values?

 I feel like I'm going in circles with this silly thing. So the Deactivated field is a check box. Cleared = false, Checked = true I tried some other combinations in the filter but no luck.

I have a form that requires a footer with specific information.  I have to add another page to this form (in an optional section) but this page is required to not show the footer.  Is there a way to not display the footer on one of the pages of a form?  This last page will not always display and is contained ...

 In your new data connection, you should see query fields and data fields. You can set a query field in the list to a value (in this case it will be this URL value that you submitted to the list originally) and then query for data - here's a blog post with some info: ...

Hilary, sorry about the misunderstanding with the URL!  And yes, I'm using Infopath 2013 thank goodness! I created the data connection, but I'm not sure what you mean for Step 4? And then once I have the IDs in that data connection, I'm not sure how I would pass them to the webservice connection?

Silly form. Drag the field contracts data fields onto the form and make sure the control for Deactivated is a text box so you can see the actual value and preview - is it really false? Or maybe blank and we need to use not equal to true?

 Okay. You had said the column was a URL. :) I thought you meant the column type was a hyperlink. You should be able to:Add a data connection to the list you are submitting data toInclude the URL column and the ID column in the data connectionDon't query for data on loadIn the form, set the query URL field in the new ...

 It's showing 1 Active Contract and 1 Deactivated Contract for the Vendor.

Hmm, regarding your identifier column, I thought that was what I was doing by having the URL field. It is of field type "Single Line of Text".   I guess I could simply it to just the form name? Or maybe I'm jsut not understanding what your suggestion. Again, thank you in advance for your assistance!

 The reason I posted a link to a code sample is that it has a nice sample CAML batch in the code - simply meant to show you the correct CAML syntax. If you include the proper method and the <Field Name="ID">YOURIDNUMBERHERE</Field> in your CAML batch, and submit that CAML to the UpdateListItems web service (along with ...