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 Thanks Jimmy, but the controls and fields used under repeating section are all required and cant hide anyone of them.  Any alternative would be appreciated. Thanks,

 A receive data connection should work for this.  What is the method signature of the web method you're calling (what are the output data types)?

 You should use a repeating section or table with filtering (conditional formatting to hide all of the rows except for the one that is the current RES).

 Could you attach a screenshot of the data source so that we can clearly see what you're describing?  Could you also also describe what the web service's input and output data types are (as in string, int, array, etc.).

 I already described how to get around the issue.  Why don't you try it out for yourself?

Hi ujwal, Is this question related to a qRules command? If so, please include details concerning which command you are using and how you are using it so that we may assist you. If this is a question concerning custom code that you have written, please post your question in the Code board. Thanks.

did you ever suceed solving this issue?  I have same problem and came accross your post Thanks

Hi,I m working on hosted online services. An error occurred while InfoPath form was being submitted.  The error occur at this line of the coding : 'DataConnections["CustomListItemSubmit"].Execute();'    I have set security and trust level at full and check the sign this form templete option.  Above same code ...

I have a form which has all the views including ORI, ORI_Print, RES, RES_Print and even FORM_Print. When a RES creator is creating a RES, the RES_print view should show only one response but when I switch over to FORM_Print view, all the RES so far should be included. I have setup the respective RES view with Repeating sections as the RES made ...

Hi Catharine, I think I know why you are getting that null reference exception - can you delete this action(Query using a data connection : QdabraRules)? You don't have to set that action. Attached a pic of how this rule should look.