InfoPath Dev

Probably need to have "current" in here - where is the calculated value displayed? If it is in a section or table bound to the main DS my:SharePointListItem_RW field, for example, the expression would be: xdXDocument:GetDOM("Contracts")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Contract_x0020_Number[../d:ID = ...

Can you attach some screenshots showing the issue? The options tab only lets you attach a single file - maybe paste some screenshots into a Word doc or something?

Oh good, glad that worked. Yeah, I've had a real issue w/ multi-selects and often find I can use a rule where a default won't work, esp. if this is for something where the field doesn't need to update real-time. :)

 Hi Hilary, As ever - a super hero !  Yes when I add nothing happens - but when I delete it populates.  I have moved the double eval into a set value rule, and that seems to work ok. Thank you for your advice Catharine. 

 To close the above question - I found an alternate way of achieving what was required without doing what I was intending to do in my above question - the alternative negated the need to get things into a second repeating table.

Turns out the problem was expired security certificates on SharePoint Front-End servers.  (*sigh*)

 Hello there, I am having an issue on my form when inserting a new row on a repeating table. What i have is a selection of non-repeating sections and a repeating table that houses cascading drop down boxes. The cascading drop down boxes emulate information provided from a customer call enquiry, some calls may only have one enquiry, however ...

After you've selected a few, deselect one - does that cause your default to refresh? I have a terrible time w/ defaults that leverage multi-selects, I really think there is a bug in InfoPath as to the event firing when the multi-select control is used. Instead of a default, maybe add a submit rule to populate the field you need the merged ...

Not that I know of - you may want to do a web search for ideas. I've seen people take different approaches, like copying forms out of a library when they reach a certain status, or manually creating a new library at the beginning of each year - what works for your process will likely have a lot to do w/ the form, the users, user expectations, ...

 Hi, Here it is. Catharine