InfoPath Dev

I'm sorry to have to tell you this - but InfoPath offers no way to do this unless you write custom code, or use an add-in like qRules. Unless your form is a database bound form? That is, you created the form off the database? But otherwise, the user has to manually insert the rows. If you know the maximum number of tanks you may have, you ...

Hi - So, how will the rows get inserted in the repeating table? I ask because InfoPath rules don't have any actions that can add rows to the table...  

Yes, you can't set default values in secondary data sources, but I'm talking about conditional formatting on the repeating section itself, not the field from your main data source. You can't have one to many in a list form, which it appears is what you may be trying to accomplish...

You can either add a filter to the repeating control, or you can use conditional formatting. If you are going to be using this in the browser, I'd suggest using conditional formatting (if PersonID is not equal to the selected person id, hide this control) since I've had super flaky issues with filters on repeating controls in IPFS. If this ...

Yup! That's exactly what I mean. :) So, your section on your form where you are displaying this info, what is that currently bound to? If you just want to display this data, right click the d:SharePointListItem_RW folder (the one with the "d", not the one with the "q") and select Repeating Section with controls - that ...

Sometimes, when we create a data connection to SharePoint in InfoPath, if the data we are connecting to has only one row, we don't get back a repeating schema. Do you know what I mean when I say the data source task pane? It is a task pane in InfoPath that shows the structure of your data sources. If you change the drop down at the top from ...

What does the secondary data connection to the Address List look like in the data source task pane? Does it have a repeating group? Do you have more than one entry in the SharePoint list?

Hi - I'd suggest you get started here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/infopath-2010-features-and-benefits-HA101806949.aspx You may also find more information that will help you here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/ You can select the version of InfoPath you'd like to learn more about.

Is 25 a set number? Or will it vary? I'm wondering if there may be a way for you to use two counters, one for half the submits, another for the other half....

My guess would be that the control for showing the address information is not repeating. If the person may have multiple addresses, you'd want the control displaying the address information to be repeating (that is, bound to the repeating group from the Address List). You could have a repeating section with the fields you want to display in ...