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OH MAN! That was it! Thank you so much for all your help! I have finally finished up and will be presenting to my team the "New Better Form". I just am afraid of incorporating this new form to the old form because there has been so many changes that when trying to open up old form, it will not be backward compatible. Wish me luck!

Yep! UDAMAN! That did it but the set field's value: increment2 = 10 given in the submit button didn't save when closing and opening again. Why didn't that value save so the Submit doesn't show up ever after the one submit? My submit button was visible

I need to have my form saved with the values given in the rules (set a fields value) of the submit button. I am using boolean data type and need to have the value as False() after clicked. It seems that once the form is closed and reopened, the value is lost. Any suggestion?

Sorry Larry, I realized that it must be a little confusing with the screen shot so I have stripped out the proprietary stuff and attached the .xml. The reason to increment by 10 was if the user was still not ready to Submit, they can keep saving 10 times before the the submit button gets hidden. I tried Boolean, similar to the 1 and 0 you ...

Thanks Larry, That would be great! This is what I recently have for you to look at. Please let me know if you need anything else. Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick reply jaxkookie. Let me be a little more specific. Two buttons (save/submit) are setup because users sometimes do not want to submit form just yet (only saving). The initial save will create form in library and once clicked submit is visible. Submit has: 1. Set field's value 2. Submit email data connection - emails to ...

I have the following for save/submit buttons using InfoPath 2007 web based form on SharePoint: Field "Increment" - Whole Number - default 0 Note: save button always visible 1) Submit is hidden because of Conditional Format: Increment "is equal" 0 - Hide this control 2) Save button is clicked resulting in submit becoming ...

I tried Boolean before but I need the submit button always visible. I knew I was running my:submit field as text because when I switched to number, I received the "Field or group: my:Submit - Error: Only integers allowed." Why? What is the correct argument to add to a number field? Submit + 1, etc does not work. Number?

This is probably going to take you all of 10 seconds to make it work. My process is currently this: Note: "Save" button always visible - "Submit" field default value is 1 1) "Submit" button is hidden because of Conditional Format: Submit "is equal to" 1 or Submit "is equal to" 3 for ...

Your the man! That attachment really helped. I didn't realize that you can use "set a field's value:" to an email address. I thought you had to use the "Email" action to accomplish this. The reason for the rules was so the submit button would always be hidden when clicked. My sequence for ...