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Unfortunately not. So this might help. Here are the 4 color fields and their rules. StrColor 1 Disable Field Set Color Value - No Condition Set strColor = strColor 1 Set Color 2 - StrColor1 is not blank Set strColor2 = @ows_Color_x0020_2[strSupportedDevices = @ows_LinkTitle] StrColor2 ...

I did get the basic concept but after pondering it overnight, I have another question. There will always be one color so the default row in the repeating table will always be populated when a selection is made in the Phone list. So if I use the delete command without a filter, will it just delete any 'inserted rows' leaving the default ...

Ok, NOW I understand. Thanks for explaining this.

So what I have are 4 fields that could possibly be populated with a color. These then are inserted into the dropdown list with the condition that the color field is 'not blank'. This I think poses a bit of a problem for the delete, which is why I wasn't sure if it could be done. I can see where it would work if someone ...

Thanks, I knew it had a delete command, I just didn't know if it would handle this situation where rows are being inserted dynamically and depending on the item chosen it is a different number of rows that would need to be deleted. Qrules has already done so much for me, I keep looking for new ways to use it, but I still need assistance ...

If there were only those 2 items in this list that might be an idea. Our list of supported phones can run anywhere from 8 - 15 phones at any given time. I was just using the iPhone and the Samsung as examples as they were 2 that had multiple color choices. If qrules can't be used to delete the added rows then I will just have to figure ...

I agree. Since the repeating table rows are inserted dynamically wouldn't I need to have a delete command in there to remove the them so the list could be rebuilt? If not I think it would just add additional rows. Scenario: Select Samsung Galaxy SIII 3 rows added to the table Change selection to Apple iPhone 2 more rows added to the ...

I answered my own question and yes for anyone else who needs that information, that value in the [] brackets changes to match the row number you are populating. I do have another question but here is the scenario to better understand. This is a form for requesting mobile devices. If the person selects a specific cell phone, the dropdown list ...

Yes. Sorry I seem to be processing things slowly today......................... I realized right after I replied that I did know what you were talking about. I do have one question, In the command: concat("SetValue /xpath=/my:myFields/my:DropdownOptions/my:DropdownOptionsRepeating[2]/my:DropdownOptionField /value=", ...

I have another scenario where this will work perfectly if it can be done. (Not using people picker so it shouldn't crash Infopath preview). I have 4 fields that I want to populate dynamically into a dropdown list. It is possible that up to 3 of those fields will be blank. Please let me know if I my logic is correct for the first ...