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Well, you weren't having a Monday all by yourself - you kept telling me what you were trying to do, and I kept overlooking the ! in front of the = myself. :-}

Uhhhhhh.  It's Monday again.  ; )   Thanks.  Sometimes it's the simple things. 

Your filter will submit anything that has a total not equal to zero, and a pull id not equal to blank. Sounds like you are saying you want: [my:Total != 0 and my:PullID = ''] So that you submit anything that has not been submitted (i.e., pull id is equal to blank) but has a total that is not equal to zero.

OK, I thought it would exclude items with a total of 0, and that don't have an existing list ID.  Both conditions together for one row of a repeating table.  And yes, the PullID the ID I'm using for the Submit. 

Hey, Paul: I'd save the template as IP 2007 format and use the Design Checker to find the errors. You may have to walk through any SharePoint list data connections again - those changed with ShP 2010 - using lists from ShP 2007. Otherwise, I don't imagine you'll have a huge amount of issues doing this....

I don't know what PullId is. Is this the field you are putting the list id into? It will get populated after a successful submit. So, if you have a new list item, and you intend to submit it, using this XPath would exclude new items, they wouldn't have a PullId.

You'll need to use code for this, I imagine, since rich text is XHTML - otherwise, I'd suggest using a double eval formula. Here's a link to a blog post that may help you with this.

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 Thanks Derek but this is a web based form and when I tried to add a "Show dialog box message" , I get "This action is not supported by InfoPath Forms Services."

 As a network assistant for my school I was getting this error and a more experienced assistant fixed it but would not tell me how.  Now, he has graduated and we have just made major changes to the share-point site and all my old forms are getting this error again.  The code is c#.  I tried re-uploading the forms from the ...