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 Unfortunately I only get one row of data.  Putting the /d:Description or /d:Title at the end gives the same result as having it before [count(.

What are you trying to do? Just get the source files from the .xsn? Can you open it in design mode (right click the .xsn & select Design)? If so, just use the Publish > Export source files option.

I am very new to renaming a file. In the 'File name' I have changed the ext to .cab, but the 'Save as type' still show .xsn. So, exactly how do you rename the file?

I'm just confused, that's all. :) I don't get any prompts at all when I open the template or the document. I go to the properties and can fill out the Project Title & Project Number, and everything seems to work as intended.

Hilary Not sure what difference it makes in terms of accessing the XML, but here is a .docx file created from one of the templates. I suppose that for new documents, I can just re-create the templates, so I don't need to edit the XML of the templates. But presumably, if it is possible to do so, the process would be the same for both the ...

Sorry, I should have been more clear. I was wondering about seeing one of the existing Word docs created from the template, as you'd said: I can't seem to edit the existing Word documents to simply update the SharePoint link

Hilary Thanks for the reply. I have had to zip the file as it won't allow me to upload a .dotx file. But it is not confidential - it is just a template. I have never tried opening one of these files on a computer outside our system, but I presume it will exhibit the same behaviour on your computer as it is doing on ...

So, I'd guess you'd need something like: xdXDocument:GetDOM("Programs-Tools Request")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW[count(current()/../preceding-sibling::my:group8) + 1]/d:Description

Where is your data stored right now? Is it in a SQL or Access database? If so, you'll need to create your form from the database template in InfoPath designer, and there you can select your parent & child tables. You don't have to let your users edit all the info in the form - just make some fields read only or use calculated values.

Yikes. This sounds awful, and I'm afraid I have almost no experience with DIPs. Can you attach a sample Word doc that has the issue? Under Options in a reply - or if you have concerns about posting confidential info, just email me via the forum & I'll reply & you can email it to me. :)