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I made a change to your structure to demonstrate a way I handle 'Other' requirements of a field sometimes. It also simplified the data validation needed as bit. I believe this does what you want, however, I suspect that your datasource structure may be more complicated than it needs to be, but that would depend on the rest of the form ...

Hi Skarn, Thanks for replying :) Here is a dummy template which is how the current form is setup. What I am trying to achieve is that when the form loads COL1 for both BBB and CCC is mandatory. Once selecting a value in BBB col 1 then CCC col1 is not mandatory anymore (and vice versa). The user may not necessarily select a value from COL1 ...

 Does this sample help?

I have a browser enabled form that allows users to submit to a SharePoint 2010 library. The form submission creates an ID for the file in the library and e-mails an Active Directory group. Everything works fine, but I would like to include the ID in the e-mail and cannot find a way to do this. Since the ID is not created until the file is ...

 Sorry Lockdown, due to the nature of the work I am unable to do that. I am going into work later this morning so I will try and take some screen shots or make a dummy template which may help. Did you try adding a new record with your validation and did the all asterisks disappear?  I will try your validation when at work but I am ...

Would you mind attaching your form template so I could take a look. I'm still a bit confused by what exactly you are trying to do. EDIT: Also, make sure you are putting BBB is blank and CCC is blank on both of your drop down lists. Dropdown list BBB: BBB is blank and CCC is blank Dropdown list CCC: BBB is blank and CCC is blank

[quote user="Lockdown"] I just tried this and it works so you should be good to go for that. Now about your "sum" that you are trying to find. Could you go into a bit more detail of what that is exactly used for, I was a little confused by your post.[/quote]  Hi Lockdown,  Thanks for your reply. I have tried the ...

Make sure the checkbox labeled "Export to PDF or XPS" is check. It is located in Tools-> Form Options

Throw this condition into your desired field: concat(substring-before(../my:field1, ","), substring-after(../my:field1, ",")) Replace the field1 with whatever field you are using or however you are populating your data. It will strip that second comma out of there.

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