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I'm using IP07 myself and don't see that feature anywhere. I'd sure be interested in knowing where you found it.
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You need to do File->Save As... while you are in DAT. That will give you the XML file you need to edit.
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[quote user="Qazi Anis"]
Write conditional formatting on the repeating table not on the elements, that way you can hide the whole repeating table.
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I'm not really sure what you're talking about here. There is no way to set conditional formatting on the table itself and not just the individual elements.
The ...
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The XML to edit is the XML file you save from DAT in step 1 (the XML shown in the document is just a small snipppet of the whole document).
I don't understand what you mean by "w[h]at is the directory structure" in your second question.
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If you want to be able to hide the table header and not the whole table, probably your best option is to remove the header and place it in its own section, which can be hidden with conditional formatting.
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Hello,
I have uploaded a much more detailed document to this site's Downloads section and you can find it here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/mapping__shredding/entry30705.aspxWe hope this meets your needs.
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Create two expression boxes with the static text Yes and No, and show or hide them accordingly.
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If you have any way of receiving the data in a sorted form like ricomarcelo suggested, that may be the easiest approach.
As for getting your xsl:sort to work, maybe it's not working because there's no select attribute? (It should work without one though...) Or is it possible you're making a small change in the designer and not ...
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This is called a cascading dropdown box and Greg Collins has four blogs on the topic:
http://www.infopathdev.com/search/SearchResults.aspx?q=cascading&s=13
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Qazi Anis is right. Just change the OR to AND and you're all set.