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 Yes I did try to word all the questions so that all of them would either use a yes (or a no) for a failure, but the wording wouldn't work.  For this form one failure out of all the questions would create a failure for the entire form.  In my mind it seemed easy, but maybe that's why I'm not a programmer or developer ...

In reality... I don't even need the second check box.   I just use a conditional formation on a related text box that I won't want visible until the one check box is checked.  But...  I needed to know how to do this anyway...   I have other section of the form that will require it, where a text box is not ...

Why not just use a rule to set the second checkbox to the same value as the first checkbox.  No need for conditions or multiple rules.

How about the other way around.   I only want 3 rows to show, and the max us unlimited?

I'm wondering what the logic is with your questions -- for some "yes" would mean fail, for others "no" would mean fail, is that correct? If this were mine, I'd try to standardize it so that I could use a repeating section. I'd use a display of "Yes", "No", and "N/A", with, perhaps, any ...

Help Please! I have just started using Infopath 2007 so I can generate a bit of a search on a Sharepoint list. I setup my list so that some of the fields are yes/no checkboxes. I have added the list as a datasource to received data and this has been working for me on all of the fields that are textboxes. I am using conditionals to basically ...

I'd try setting the trust level back to "automatically determine" and see what happens. I haven't worked with database bound forms much lately, and definitely not with Access bound forms, so I can't give you a definitive answer, but it seems like it would be worth doing a bit of testing with.

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Thank...  I see I did have the values flip-flopped.   I just need to add a rule now to turn it back off, when the first check box is un-checked.  Thanks much.

Yes, it should work fine.  Look at the properties of the checkbox you want to automatically check, and make sure that the checked value is true.