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Hi Kanji, I'm guessing that the only problem here is setting the current view after the form has been submitted. For this I would suggest having a form load rule which switches views depending on what view it is set to. So before submitting the item to a SharePoint List, set the form load set view rule to List view, and then ...

Hi Gvantsa, I believe that resetting a data connection is possible out of the box. In cases like this, assuming that you are disabling controls based on the item/s returned from a query, I would suggest using a hidden Boolean field instead. This way you can easily manipulate the disable logic by setting the Boolean field to either true or ...

Hi, I am unable to determine what causes your rules not to function properly. Would it be possible for you to attach a copy or a sample of you form so I may have a clearer idea of what isn't working for you? Regards, 

Hi, I think that having a boolean hidden field along the row called isCopied which is set to "true" if a row is copied is probably the easiest way for you to determine hide or show values for the remove button. Is this approach not possible for you? Regards,

Hi, I do not have a concrete answer as to why submitting repeating data to a SharePoint Library using a submit to SharePoint Library data connection is not allowed, but maybe probably because it was not built to perform this action. A common practice when submitting repeating data is using a SharePoint List and have a lookup ...

Hi Gus, We have a previous webinar which discusses issues with SharePoint 2013. You may want to check it out and see if it helps resolve your issue. Regards, 

Hi Karen, The approach I provided you previously with assumed that the answers were similar to all questions since it all had similar values (K,A, V, and R). If you are going to have repeating answer sets, then I would suggest using a hide show logic in order for a drop down to be hidden based on a field which defines the answer type ...

Hi, you can either use views or hide/show sections 

My form started to display strange behavior. A rule checked a certain field for being empty. This rule worked as predicted. Letting the same rule test a different field (both simple text fields) it no longer worked. All I changed was the field it looked at in the condition. After a few hours of testing and tweaking I could only conclude that there ...

Hi, I have reverse problem , I Would like that user can modify control after been signed and that the signature will be broken ,so when user modify a signed control ,the first signature will be invalidate and the second one will be valide. How to make control read and write ??? Thanks!!!!