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Hey, that's great! Glad you are up and running - have a great weekend.
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I think you may want to add another condition to hide if all occurances of your field are blank.
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In my mind, so much depends on what you want to do with your data after you've captured it in your form. If you will only be looking at it in your form again, parent/child is pretty easy to handle. If you need to actually report on it, aggregate it, etc. you may want to use your forms to collect your data, but submit to SQL (we ...
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I'd never noticed that before - yup, repeating fields don't allow validation rules!
Some ideas:
Block submit if your conditions aren't met - use rules for submit and have the first one check that your repeating fields have at least one entry if the other fields have whatever makes it required - and display a message for the ...
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So, you said you edited the code on the submit button? I'd start by checking the code - it will be pretty hard for anyone to guess what is wrong w/out seeing the actual code. :)
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Hmm. I kind of don't get it either - can you include a screenshot with a reply? Under the Options tab. :)
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The view and the data are separate in IP. Just use the same fields in both in views - don't copy the same data between fields just for display in different views. Here's some good beginning InfoPath help.
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Hi - I'd probably use an XML secondary data source with a field called "ShowHelp" in it. I'd have an action on the button to set ShowHelp to true. I'd have my help text in a section or calculated field, with conditional formatting to hide unless ShowHelp is equal to true. Then the user could click the button to show the help ...
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You probably need to add the action in the submit rules, not on the button rules. Are you in InfoPath 2010? From the Ribbon, under Data, in the Rules group, you'll find Form Submit rules.
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Well, I think what you may not be understanding is current(). Where is your calculated value located? Is it in a section bound to the same field that is bound to the dropdown? I'm thinking probably not... so I'd expect something perhaps more ...