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 Hi again Hilary,  I worked out what the Query using data was for. Basically the conditions won't work with out that query in there. Not sure why but I actually need to leave it there so the form works, unless you havea better Idea :) 

Wonderful, glad you have it working! :)

 Thank you so much Hilary. That works. Just a matter of changing the date first prior to clicking insert. As for the Query field I am not even sure but I will remove it now :) Thank you once again you are a star.   

 Yes - that is possible. The code on your button would look something like this, based off the Test template you attached earlier:             ' Get value for company to delete             Dim company As String = ...

I have a counter-type field (whole number) that keeps track of 30 or so check boxes (all Boolean). I recently added the last 3 Floor 4 fields into the recalculated default value and received an error. Taking one of the fields out of the calculation got rid of the error (so I calculate all Floor 4 fields separately and add it in instead of the 5 ...

Okay, I see what you are doing - you are using a default value, which is going to update to whatever the latest value in the secondary data source is. So - I removed that, then set this up with similar rules to the rules in my form. I should add, I'm confused by your rules on the query date field - why do you reset the field after the query?

Unfortunately i am not committed to vb.net. My original end goal was essentially to populate the SELECTDELETE drop down list with a list of Company names. Once the the end user selected a company name the DELETEROW would then be flagged with the word "delete" for the VB script to use and determine the node ranges to delete. I think ...

 Hey - I'm confused by this statement:  I don't have access to repeating tables through browser forms What do you mean by that? You can have repeating tables in browser forms.... PS > glad some of my posts have been helpful! I learned InfoPath on this forum from Greg Collins' posts, so it is always great to hear I've ...

I was going to suggest XML, so I am glad you took that approach! Your filter should be basically if country in the secondary data source = selected country in the main data source. Attach your form to a reply under the Options tab & I'll happily take a look at it. :)

I realized you were using a date picker - I used a dropdown because I didn't want to do anything very complex for a sample & you said you had that part working. :) I'll take a look at your form, but I'm guessing the same approach will work as I used in my sample. I think you may not have noticed the conditions on my rule on the ...