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That blog post seems to describe precisely what you're asking about here - only showing one row of a repeating section at a time.  So what is it that you need assistance with?

The original one just to show I wasn't being insane.

Ug, I hate when stuff like this happens, cause now it's working fine for me.  However when I opened up the form I originally tested with it was still not working.  Oh well, at least I'm not going crazy, glad it's working in one instance, I have no idea what could have changed from one to the other, I didn't do anything ...

I am trying to develop a web-based interface that is rather complicated.  I have a form that contains four optional sections.  Each optional section is visble or hidden depending on a button pressed, with only one optional section visible at a time.  It functions muchj like a tabbed control.  Within each optional section is a ...

 Thanks Jimmy; that works :-)

I typically advise against using code when it's not absolutely necessary, but if your validation logic does get convoluted and needs to involve many fields, I have demonstrated a way to alleviate this using code: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/19504/67770.aspx#67770 But I want to stress that this will only be worth your time if you ...

If you make the change I showed, you can access the hashtable just like any other hashtable: _VehicleLicense["803-445"] = "yes";

 Hi Jimmy,   I have a method named " Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ...

Typically, the set accessor is only invoked in a statement that assigns directly to the property, as in: _VehicleLicense = new Hashtable(); _VehicleLicense = otherHashtable; Anything that accesses the property's fields, methods, or indexers, even within an assignment statement, will use the get accessor, as the property's value needs ...

This part of your formula needs to change: userid, prod_code You're not passing in comma separated values here, instead you're concatencating those two values. Try this instead: userid, ", ", prod_code