InfoPath Dev

That did the trick! Thanks!

Thank you Jimmy, the form right now is published to network for testing, later on will need to publish to sharePoint site. Inside the form there is a submit button, the user populate part of the form then submit it to an email address as attachment, then the other user who received the email has to populate the rest of the form and then print it ...

And that wasn't quite right either, sorry: concat("Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:Pullsheet /child=my:PullSheet /before=my:PullSheet[my:GearVenueConcat = '", my:VenueGearConcat,"']")

[quote user="shniggens"]Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:Pullsheet /child=my:PullSheet /before=my:GearVenueConcat[my:GearVenueConcat = my:VenueGearConcat][/quote] Instead of the above, try: concat("Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:Pullsheet /child=my:PullSheet /before=my:GearVenueConcat[my:GearVenueConcat = '", ...

Here's the two xpaths I want to match -  /my:myFields/my:Pullsheet/my:VenueGearConcat /my:myFields/my:Pullsheet/my:PullSheet/my:GearVenueConcat

That's a step in the right direction.  I need to insert it before a field in the table that matches a field outside the table.  I tried this formula - concat("Insert /parent=/my:myFields/my:Pullsheet /child=my:PullSheet /before=", GearVenueConcat, "[", GearVenueConcat, "=", VenueGearConcat, ...

 I am wondering if the following is possible:Create an InfoPath form in InfoPath 2010 that has a 'Submit' button that when the button is clicked the form will: Send some specific data to a SharePoint 2010 listSend different specific data to a SharePoint 2007 listand send data to an SQL database tableI have a SharePoint 2010 site where ...

How do you accomplish this if you are using InfoPat 2003? What code can you use to replace the addDays function in Infopath 2007 or greater?  

I have created an InfoPath form Library in SP 2010. I have created the initial entry form that Allows the user to select the form type.  I have four forms to choose from but am not sure how to display the new form once a user makes a selection from the main entry form.  Maybe this isn't the best solution for the requirements. Users ...

Well, it's probably easier than that.  Just use a /before parameter that filters on category and you should have it just where you want it:     /before=my:repeatingField[my:Category = 'value'] The only issue here is that this will fail if there are not yet any rows with that category name, so you will probably ...