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Hi Hilary. I tried your simple, but brilliant expression and it worked as expected. You saved the day once again. Thank you very much. WHEELS.

Hi Hilary. I will give that a try. I did find the following, and although it looked promising, I am getting an error:  Unexpected character. substring(eval(eval(my:group/pc:Person, -->‘<--concat(pc:my:group/pc:Person/pc:AccountId, “;”)’), “..”), 1, string-length(eval(eval(my:group/pc:Person, ...

I think you need to move the substring part of the formula: eval(eval(AccountId, 'concat(substring-after(.,"UP\"), ";")'), "..")

I tried the following, but it only resolves the 1st name when emailing: concat(substring-after(AccountId, "UP\"), ";") WHEELS 

Good morning. I have been successfully using the Person/Group Picker control for a while now with the following: eval(eval(DisplayName, 'concat(., ";")'), "..") I ran into an issue where this would fail if 2 individuals have the same name. So I am try to go with the AccountId. I created the following to user the ...

I have a form which has been in use for 3-4 years.  Over those years I have made a number of changes to it.  But it has not been changed since May last year. It is a browser based form with Domain trust, which is uploaded to central admin.  In June last year my PC was upgraded and migrated to the domain of our parent ...

Perfect thank you.

Well - no, but if you put them all in the same layout table cell, that should have the same effect. See attached sample - save locally, right click and select design, then preview.

Ah man that sucks. I am sure I know the answer but is there a way to stack the controls on top of each other?

No - it would be nice, right? Instead, use multiple drop down controls, each bound to the source you want, then use conditional formatting to display the one you want to use....