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I was initially trying to concat the FirstName and LastName from active directory, that threw an error so I added a couple of fields in the form to store the variables and then tried to concatenate the fields

The problem is: 100% of what? Of the screen width? You want your image to adjust to the screen size of whoever is opening the form?

Ernesto:  This is perfect! Thanks! How would  also keep them from entering "special" characters (i.e. @, #, $, %, /, etc) Thanks for the quick reply!!   Jeff  

This should be possible using conditional formatting. Can you explain what conditional formatting you used and how it is not working? You shouldn't need go get into code for this. It's a matter of setting the right condition to hide the field when the user makes a selection elsewhere on the form.

It's very strange that this would be happening. I have done similar concats before. Does it fail if you try concating other fields, or just these two fields?

You can do this validation via string-length (.) > 12 AND string-length(.) < 12. See the attached template for a sample.

Hi All: I'm new to Infopath and am sure there is a simple solution to this, but I can't seem to find an answer using data validation. I have a textbox on a form. The text field must contain any combination of 12 alpha numeric values (must be 12, cannot be less). Examples: 1234567890AA (this is ok) 1234R567D5S7 (this is ok) 12345T5 ...

I would have thought this would be simple enough to do I have a field called FirstName and one called LastName. which are populated via getUserProfileByName   now I would have thought all I would have to do to put them together would be concat(FirstName, " ", LastName) however I get an error saying the xpath contains invalid ...

I have a form that is used in the capicity for owners of Role-based profiles to submit profile modification requests and new role-based user requests.  There is a submit button that sends the form as an email with attachment to our Technical Support Center (this will generate a ticket), and it also writes it to a Sharepoint Document library ...