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Try modifying the repeating group's default values:Right-click on the repeating section and select Repeating Section Properties.Click Modify under the data tab.Click Edit default values.Select the option "Only when the user inserts this section".This way, the default values will only apply when the user inserts row/s.

You can also try modifying the repeating group's default values:Right-click on the repeating section and select Repeating Section Properties.Click Modify under the data tab.Click Edit default values.Select the option "Only when the user inserts this section".This way, the default values will only apply when the user inserts ...

I don't have any familiarity with these list-based forms, but my guess is that what's happening is the default value formulas are getting re-processed when the data is reloaded and the values are getting overwritten.  Is that a possibility? An alternative approach might be to place a rule on the my:SharePointListItem_RW group to set ...

Is there another possibility to copy text fields in a repeating table without using preceding-sibling? (So in that way the filtered fields from the main source are filled in)

Hi,I found some related articles. They encounter the same problem. They suggest coding to replace the preceding-sibling. But it is the same principle I want to achieve. In attachment you will find the file. (it's written in dutch) So, I think you will be better off with the urls in this answer. Even they didn't find a solution without ...

I'm not sure I understand what you want to accomplish - could you attach a sample XSN please?

I believe IP 2007 should work with SharePoint 2010 without issues; but users opening the form should be connected, i.e. should have access to the SharePoint site. Perhaps you should change the data connection to the UserProfileService to not automatically retrieve data on form load. Instead, add a form load rule for it with a condition that checks ...

I believe you will need a web service for this. Try Qdabra's DBXL web service - it has a method called QueryDB. You can add rules to your ID field that queries SQL with that specific ID. A free trial is available here. Contact us if you need further assistance setting it up.

Sounds simple, indeed. I imagine having a receive data connection to the image library, probably set the query field/s so that the form knows which image to display each time. Clicking Next submits data back to the SharePoint list, and then queries for the next image, comments, etc.

Are you using a web browser form? Is your dropdown control populated only when a field's value changes? I'm thinking you might need to set a control's postback settings to 'always' so that it would attempt to send data to server and that the form would render correctly in the browser. You can quickly test if that's the ...