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 Thanks Hilary, I had made the assumption that absolute was needed as i was working in two data sources, and I had already had the count bound to the field where the value for @Project came from. Issue is now resolved. Thanks for your assistance.  L Mac.

Hi Matthias, If you are trying to publish the form to Office365 a topic has already been opened prior regarding the matter: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/23404/81157.aspx#81157. For information on publishing forms feel free to check out the following link: ...

 Hi Renatois, From what I've researched, that error usually pops up when you are trying to switch views while already switching views. The common workaround to this is to create buttons to switch views and to disable view changing from the menu in View Properties. Hope that helps.   Regards, Mo 

I'd think you'd use preceding-sibling for this in a formatting condition. See attached sample.

 It seems that someone has discussed similar issue in other forums earlier. I just link two that matches most. Hope it can help you a ...

Hi, For browser based forms you can enable or disable any buttons in the edit ribbon by opening your form > navigating to advanced form options > choose the Web Browser Category > then check or uncheck any of the options that you want or don't want which in your case is unchecking the save button. Hope that helps. Regards, 

You are using absolute XPaths instead of relative, and probably need current() here instead of the ".". I'd guess something like:  count(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Maintenance")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:Issues[@Project = current() and @Resolution != "Fixed"]) But that would have to be in a control that is ...

Well - you aren't promoting Status from the form, are you? I mean, you say it is a hyperlink / picture column you created in SharePoint - so it can't be promoted from the form. You need to promote that URL in your form field to a library column, and then you may have to do something on SharePoint to get the actual image to show in your ...

 Hi,  In regards to deleting rows in a repeating table a topic was already opened previously: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/12125/42570.aspx#42570, hope that can help you. In regards to adding rows extensive code would be required or you can use Qdabra's qRules tool free trial at ...

 Hilary, Same count in a different form, this time the data source is secondary. Using rules I set the following Count:  count(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Maintenance")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:Issues[xdXDocument:GetDOM("Maintenance")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:Issues/@Project = . and ...