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I've not run into this before. Have you tried a web search on your error?

I'm wondering if I'm just having some trouble understanding what you are doing. :-) So, you have a date picker on your form. And you need conditional formatting based around the date in that control less 2 days? I'm attaching a little sample that does something like this - the logic may not be exactly the same as what you are doing. ...

Hi Hillary, did you get time to look into my issue. appreciate your prompt help in making my issue resolve. very thank full to you.

sigh. I stop thinking when I almost ready to go home. Thanks! Or i could just simply hide them both if it = "". Thanks for answering the slow person today!

Unhiding a control is simply the inverse of hiding it:    If Control != A hide section

Aye, quite oppisite of the way I'm use to programming. The next question is if you can unhide a control. Maybe have it initially start up as hidden and then if Control = A then section control unhides. Sorry for more questions. I know my users and if they have more on the screen then they need, its not a pretty ending :)

Hi, I have a SharePoint document library,  and using an infopath form for the data entry. 2 of the fields in my form are rich text,  and I want to display these fields in Sharepoint,  but my only option is 'plain text' when publishing. Is there no way to publish these fields to SharePoint and have it maintain the Rich ...

The formatting rule always has to be on the control its hidden on.  Your condition can specify any field however.  So you can have the formatting on that section control trigger when the dropdown field changes.  Its a little backwards from you're thinking, but hopefully that makes sense to you :)  If you are still running ...

Ok... so after finally figure out how to few the example, I put in on my form, published it, created an item and had a co worker look at this time, and tada.. my name is there not his.  Yeah sucess!... well sort of...   When I open the form it will automatically fill in my name and manager which is what I want it to do.  However, ...

Thanks for your reply. Sorry for my basic questions, I've found where I can hide a control under the formatting rules. However, the only way it seems to work is hiding the control the rules is created for. How do you pick what control is hidden? I assume I can't put the rule on the section control since it will never fire.  Thanks!