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Hello Michael, Our apologies for the delay in responding. There must be something awry in the conditional formatting - can you please attach your XSN here so we can take a look? Thanks for your patience.

Hello Marzipan, Thank you for your continuous interest in our products! :) The ADWS GetMembersOfGroup method indeed only returns the members of a specified group. I think that you may be able to accomplish returning all the groups by creating a dummy user account in Active Directory and adding that user to all of your groups. After doing this, ...

Hi, I attached a sample XSN that does what you want. Check out the rule in field1 - you'll see that it first checks if the length is 32 characters, and then it builds the string using the formula: concat(substring(., 1, 2), ":", substring(., 3, 2), ":", substring(., 5, 2), ":", substring(., 7, 2), ":", ...

Sounds good! Glad to hear you managed to come up with a workaround :)

Here's that selected image. You'd want to conditionally hide the picture buttons when they're selected vs. not. Hope it helps!

How about using a picture button instead? The picture would be exactly the same as the option button - I attached a sample image. I'll reply again with an image of a selected option button. This way you can trick your users into thinking they're still clicking on an option button. =)

Hi, can you please attach your form so we can take look?

There isn't a maximum number of rules, as far as I know. If you have more than 5, you can change your last condition to an expression and then separate the succeeding formulas with AND/OR. Let me know if you need more info.

Your repeating group will need a field that marks each course as booked. And then for the validation check, you would want to count the number of rows in your repeating group where the course is booked; and if it reaches 30, don't allow adding more. I attached a sample form with the basic proof of concept - hope it helps.

Hi - have you thought about using web services for your form? For the SharePoint list submit, you can use InfoPath's stock submit functionality to submit to the list, but submitting to a SQL database at the same time would probably need a web service. We do have a DBXL document service that allows submit to SharePoint and SQL - feel free to ...