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I changed my form to use conditional formatting, as you suggested instead of filtering and it works great! I thought the whole repeating table would be hidden if I used the conditional formatting, but now I see it only hides the records that don't meet the criteria. Perfect. It also eliminates another issue I was having - if ...
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I am not using conditional formatting, I am filtering the data based on values in the form. Hmmm... maybe I'll try the conditional formatting instead. I'll let you know how that goes.
I attached my form which won't work since you don't have access to the db, but maybe if you open it in design format, you can see what ...
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Brilliant
Thank you Jim and all. Think I should go out and buy a Win 2003 server to MAKE it work....
Maybe I could claim it on expenses!
Thanks again
Adam
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Hi
I output the tables as .XML then natively add them to the form that way the form is opens the datasource when opened so it is a lot quicker.
Filtering is a very good solution if applicable though.
Cheers
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OK
I think between us we have come up with some kind of answer :-)
By not naming it the same thing the local templates could not update, kind of makes sense
Cheers
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> XPathNavigator main = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
> XPathNavigator sectionNode = main.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group1",
> this.NamespaceManager);
> string ns = sectionNode.NamespaceURI;
> using (XmlWriter xw = ...
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http://office.microsoft.com/es-hn/infopath/HP101000933082.aspx
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Hi
Thanks for that, though the new form had a different name and urn at first....I assumed that might be the problem as the cached file couldnt find a more upto date version of the template - hence me renaming / and re-doing the urn of the new one to match the old one
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Was it designed first?
I have succesfully implemented user roles but only through using individual logins not groups, that works fine
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Wouldn't Active Directory be better? I have a C# routine somewhere that queries the AD or you can search this forum for code to do this. There are some very good helpful guides that will assist you.
Cheers