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 Fantastic!!  Makes me feel a little silly when its that simple. Thanks for the assistance L Mac.

 merrile, Create a new form, use Advanced Form Templates, Database.  Set the required MS Access DB as the primary data source.... Hope this helps. L mac

 I create unique numbers for forms using the following: concat(substring(xdDate:Now(), 0, 5), substring(xdDate:Now(), 6, 2), substring(xdDate:Now(), 9, 2), substring(xdDate:Now(), 12, 2), substring(xdDate:Now(), 15, 2), substring(xdDate:Now(), 18, 2)) This returns date and time converted to a number  i.e. 20140115191523 Play around ...

 storo1975, What you are attempting is possible. You need to have the printer data "such as the make/model of printer, the toner number and location of the printer" stored somewhere. If you have SharePoint, a SharePoint list would work, if not a simple MS Access database table would work just as well.  Hope that this ...

 LostinSpace, You can set a rule on a button to "Open a New form to fill out" then set a second rule to "close form" and untick the box to prompt to save. Note: no rules can be applied AFTER a form is closed. Hope this helps.   L Mac

 I have a repeating table displaying filtered results, I want to count the results displayed. The table is displaying the desired results. I have set a field to count these results using   count(../../dfs:dataFields/d:Issues/@Resolution[../../dfs:dataFields/d:Issues/@Resolution != "Fixed"]) This returns an ...