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 Thanks for your reply. Sure see attached. Thanks

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I'm confused. Your latest sample here is a list form. Are you creating a list form? Or a library form? Wasn't the initial sample form you gave me a library form?

Hello Hilary, I read your description in file which you uploaded. I try it but i am not good to do it. I try different. But it not change the present line. it create new one. If i can change present line maybe i can use it. I upload new sample

So - one reason to use formatting rules on sections rather than views is that you can't switch views on a field change. So, say you want to show one set of controls if the user selects "Orange" and another if the user selects "Apple" at the beginning of the form - you would have to make the user click a button to switch to ...

Right - ":" is not an allowed filename in SharePoint and SharePoint will change that char to an underscore. http://www.sysadminsblog.com/microsoft/file-name-length-and-character-restrictions-for-sharepoint/ has good info on this.

I used the code : concat(substring(now(), 1, 4), substring(now(), 6, 2), substring(now(), 9, 2), "(", substring(now(), 12, 2),":",substring(now(), 15, 2), ")") however the name sowed as 20190312(13_27), I was expecting the: to appear . to find the name as 20190312(13:27) . to resume, the: cannot appear ...

So I know from reading that you can create a long form with rules for each section to hide the sections based on a status. But if you create views, why do you still need those rules? I'm working with InfoPath 2010 and SharePoint 2013 list form. I had a form but created several views. I decided to just delete the sections and submit ...

So - the rule is on CustomSpec? Can you attach a copy of your form under the options tab in a reply so I can take a look at how you have it set up?

Did you look at the steps in the template I updated for you? I added steps to it to help you. What of those steps doesn't make sense?