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I'm confused about your situation.  You say that you have validation so that the user has to check a checkbox from the first set, but then you say if the user checks a box in the first group, then they have to check at least 2 from the second group.  Wouldn't they always have to choose at least 2 from the second group ...

 I have a repeating group on a form, based on a secondary data source.  Each instance contains an email address and a button.  I also have a webservice EMAIL connection as a secondary data source.   When I click the button, I have a rule to send an email through the webservice.  Surprise, the email always goes to ...

Do you do that process for every check box then? so in your example CB 1 is true the rest are false, how would CB 2 look?: CB 2 = true, cb 3, cb 4 = false...?

Okay, for the math wizzes. I have a group of check boxes that I have gotten so you have to choose one and untill you choose one, they have a red box around them. That is one section. In a second section of the form I have 3 more check boxes. What I need is some validation or rule that would make it so if you check on one check box from the first ...

Thank you for the response. That helped out quite a bit and it works for what I need.

Hello, I am having a problem with an option button (of two set up) with a rule set for the second. The problem is that when the second option button is selected it fires the rule and overrides the button selection (the little dot that fills the control is not there) and the tab index focus changes to the option button above. The only thing i can ...

Another way to do it with actual checkboxes/radio buttons: In each row of your repeating table, have a radio button, RAD, and an unseen integer field, STATUSFIELD, and another integer field, WATCHER. Outside of your repeating table, an integer field CURRENTHIGH, set to 0. When the user clicks a radio button, set current()/STATUSFIELD and ...

Hi, Chris: I want to restate what you are describing, so I can be sure I understand the problem. You have form library with some XML files in it that were created via Qdabra's XLS to XML tool. Your promoted properties for those XML files are populated. When you create a new form from your template, however, and save the XML, the promoted ...

Suresh, a possible way to do this would be to have a repeating table filled with buttons that look like radiobuttons and with a field in your datasource ("field1") containing the actual value. When the user clicks on a button, set field1 to the value of the field associated with that row. You could use conditional formatting to ...