InfoPath Dev

Hi hayer89, Is your button located within the repeating table? If not, then it might not be able to locate or identify which row you would like to copy. Please check the sample form I am attaching and see if this approach will work for you, or send us a sample so we could investigate further.

Hi cartotech81, To create an auto-generating unique ID, you may use a hidden field with a default value formula concatenated with the formula: translate(now(), "-:", "") This formula will generate something like this 20131220T110554. The first part before "T" represents the date and after "T" is ...

What's basically important is to have this field set to a permanent value after submitting. I'm glad to hear that you were able to sort things out.

Upon checking the form, I was able to notice that the formula holds the value "True" with a capital letter T, while the checkbox displays these values as "true" with small letters. After updating the formula, the form seemed to check out properly. 

Hi mmenzie, When using a function such as userName() to display the submitter, set a condition to the rule that populates the submitter field to only run if the submitter field is blank. This condition will prevent the field from being re-populated. Please check submit button rule on the sample form I am attaching for your reference. Hope ...

In InfoPath 2010, under the data tab, click Default Values. Expand the repeating table and enter the default values for each intance of the item you wish to display. So in this sample, I used field1 for the items (item 1, item 2, item 3, etc.), field2 is for the checkbox, and  field3 (A, B) is used for the value to segregate ...

Hi, Your REST Web Service URL should have a pattern similar to this: http://<YourSite>/_vti_bin/ListData.svc/Categories?$orderby=CategoryName desc http://<YourSite>/_vti_bin/ListData.svc/Categories?$orderby=CategoryName asc Hope this helps.

Unfortunately, a repeating table is required in order to have the items displayed on the drop-down list. Please check this updated form sample for the approach I used in order to segregate the sections using a formatting rule, which hides a row if a condition is met.

Hi Gman914, To turn data from a secondary data source into read only, right click on the field, select Change Control and choose Calculated Value. As for the non-repeating part, I'm not quite sure yet with what you are trying to achieve. If it is to avoid duplicate data, you may check this thread for a sample form and check the condition ...

Hello johny123, I have a recent post which explains this in detail. Be sure to download the sample form I've attached so you may use it for reference. Hope this helps.