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Yes, it's a SP Choice field to allow multiple selections.

Thanks again. The Checkbox field has 7 values that correspond to 7 text fields. I need to hide those fields on form open and show if the checkbox is checked with that value.

 Thanks Hilary. I can hide the field with a not equals to value, but when it does equal the value, it still doesn't show. Do I need another rules to make it show? 

 Apologies, I'm using IP2013 and SP 2013 on Premise.  I got the field to hide on form open, but not the label, but I did get the section to hide based upon a value that does not equal one in the checkbox field. I created another rule that does the same thing, but does equal a value in the checkbox, but the section does ...

 I need to hide a group of fields on form open and show the field based upon a checkbox value. I know how to create a formatting rule to hide the field based on a checkbox value, but how do you initially hide the field and then show it?  Also, can you do this with a Section. I'd like to see if I can Hide/Show a ...

 Thanks Hilary. That worked great!

The List does not need to get updated. I would just have the request emailed. I am not tracking you requests what. This List only holds the available routed materials.  I need a form that lists all the materials. I have a Yes/No field for them to indicate which materials they want. When I create an InfoPath form from the list, it's just ...

 I have a SP List of Library periodicals that gets routed. I need to create a Request form for these materials and not a form to add an new Item to the List. Is this even possible? I'm not sure how to implement such a beast.   Thanks for any suggestion, John 

 I am using InfoPath 2013 to customize SP List forms. I am interested in qRules and need to know if these Lists forms need to be published to a Form Library in order for qRules to work? I've read how you need to create a InfoPath form template before publishing to a Forms Library, but the forms I have are already ...

 Of course, I should have remembered that.  Thanks Hilary. You're the best :)