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It is impossible to reproduce your problem or clearly understand its context according to your description    Can you include your form template through Options tab while replying?  and/or provide more details how one can reproduce your problem?

[quote user="Rod Wilkins"]My problem is that I will be creating a new form for each time the checklist items need to be individually selected, and whether certain lines are checked or not need to be saved on a per-form basis.   If I write the values in my 'checkbox' and 'timestamp' fields to the ...

Ok for clarity, I have a SharePoint List (secondary data source) that contains my checklist items, and in addition I have a SharePoint Library I plan to submit my completed forms to. What I need to be able to do is make the necessary checkbox selections and corresponding timestamps when opening a new form, and later be able to view what was ...

Hi - are you saying that your repeating table contains 100 rows and you want to instead just count the rows that are displayed in the form (you've filtered to show only 10, for example)? I'm afraid your count will have to include the filters / XPath you are using for display - I don't know of any shortcut for that, I'm afraid.

I wonder if you may need to add a custom workflow to do this.

Well, the issue is, as you mention, we can't update a secondary data source in the form, only the main data source. I'm not really understanding why you don't want to save the data in the form's main data source. I (as usual - I'm starting to think I lack imagination) am having a little trouble following exactly what you are ...

I'm using InfoPath 2010 with Sharepoint 2007. I have designed a form that pulls data from a SharePoint List.  It's basically a checklist.  What I'm trying to do is use this secondary data source for the checklist values, and provide a checkbox in another column that can be ticked, and then save which line was ...

This is actually IE or your browser that is displaying the tooltip so InfoPath isn't responsible for the length of which the tooltip displays.  In any case, I'm not sure there is a way to actually increase the amount of time the tooltip displays.  Sorry couldn't be more help :(

You want to only display the comma if comName is not blank.  Try using this formula: concat(comName, substring(",", 1, (comName != "") * 1), comTitle[. != ""])

:-) Honestly, I'm slow today, because the form you sent works just the way I expected. Where are you having a problem? You originally said: after submission, it the formatting is not there for the recipient Can you show a screenshot or something of what isn't working the way you expect?