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Hi - I'd be happy to look at your form (sorry for the slow reply, we've had a lot of people out for holidays). Send your form to Support AT Qdabra DOT com and include a link to this forum post - maybe throw in an "Attention Hilary" or something to make sure I see it. :)

Oh wow - that sounds awful. So, if you create a new form, your Windows 8.1 / Office 2013 (32 bit) users can open it in filler. But this other form - you can't even open it in designer on a machine with Windows 8.1 / Office 2013 (32 bit)? The form is a 2013 Filler form?

You can use managed code in a browser form. There are some differences in the object model, and not everything that is supported in a filler form is supported in browser, but MSDN is pretty clear on those items.

Hi - with repeating data & promoted properties, merge is about the only option that is going to include everything.  You could put your attachment field into the repeating table for the other information on the line item, by the way - it isn't clear in the documentation, but your attachment field can be repeating, or can be a field in ...

And just to be super duper clear - I actually added a calculated value to the form (so, we didn't add a text box, which has to be bound to a field - if we'd done that, you'd have had to change the table the form is based off of.) Glad you are unstuck and thanks for updating the thread.

Any chance you can attach your form in a reply? Under the Options tab you can attach a file.

So - assuming the calculated value is in a repeating table bound to AccessTestTable, here's what your formula should be: xdXDocument:GetDOM("KPIDescription")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:KPIDescription/@KPIDescriptionName[../@KPIDescriptionID = current()/@KPIDescriptionID] Which translates to: Silly InfoPath, please give me the ...

Well, I'm having a little trouble understanding the question - but I think you may want to try using content types and see if that helps you - you can publish a bunch of forms as different content types, and open any of them from the same library, and have them all submit to the same library. You can submit to a specific folder if you like ...

I'd put a calculated value in the spot in the repeating table where you want to show the name. Then, for the formula, you want to select first the KPI name field from that secondary data source. Click on the Filter Data button, and select the KPI ID from the same data source, then is equal to, then select the KPI ID from your main data source. ...

I can help you with this. :) Is the KPI Name a field? or are you just wanting to display the name in the place of the ID in an expression box (calculated value)?