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Hello, I tried the adding the section and formatting it with the rules. but I got the same output as that of the combobox. any other suggestions? thanks

Here's a sample. Save locally from the link in the message header, then right click the saved file and select Design. From there you can preview the form and try it out. You'll see there is a custom expression on the calculated value w/ the message. You could also use the "All occurrences" of the field are not blank - I added a ...

Ok I think i figured it out, but to be clear it will apply to every row in the repeating table so all three fields have to be filled in in every row. Also is there a way to add a message that the fields are required?? I know you can with validation but I dont want to go down that road. Dorinda

Do you use a button on your form to submit the form? Or the built in submit button on the ribbon? If you use a button on your form, you can add formatting rules to disable it. It is hard to tell you how to do it step by step without knowing anything about your form's schema, however... I mean, you mention a repeating table - so when the ...

How do i do that?

Validation rules are one way to approach this - but you could also disable your submit button unless the necessary values have been populated. Will that work for your scenario?

I am not following how i do this and i desperately need this type of solution

Maybe just use conditional formatting? So, if city = Other, hide the city field and if city != Other, hide the user entered field?

Rules run when the field changes - so instead of setting the rule on G, you need a rule on each A, B, C, D, E, and F to set G.

I have two views Manager and Ops I have three fields in a repeating table that are required. However, I cannot submit the new entry because the 3 fields are required and it is throwing an error in both views. I have want to allow the new form to be submitted and using workflow route the next view to the manager and have these 3 fields be ...