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Thanks again.  Indeed, that does work. Then the lesson is:  The solution in the referenced post applies to most attempts to ascertain values via an XPath formula from a muti-select list box's selected values. Thanks a lot. -Fritz

 Thanks Jimmy. I know for the sake of purity, I probably should be using straight XML for my data sources, but what I neglected to tell you (im sorry) is im using an Access 2007 DB (to be exported to SQL server in the future). But, I did figure out how to do what I am looking for with a confirmation button and rules.  Basically what ...

  Jimmy, Thanks For Your Response. a.  The location of the node bound to the multi-selection list box.  b.  The location of the prices.  (see below for both B & C) c.  The location of the nodes related to each price that correspond to the values in the multi-selection list box (i.e., so we know ...

Hello,  I have found this forum helpful in the past and thought that since I could not find an answer via google or on this site, some members could help me with this. Although this post is close to what I want to do:  http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/13563.aspx  it is not really what I want to do. I am Populating a ...

 Jimmy: Thanks a lot.  you put me on the right track.  I figured out exactly what I needed after about 20 min of trial & error. Your help saved me a grip of time. MUCH APPRECIATED!   -Fritz

Hi, This is my first post on this site.  I have been designing forms in infopath for about 18 months and have found this site incredibly valuable when I had questions in the past.  I have not been able to find any info on how to do what I am trying to do without code, which I am very sure could be done, but I would prefer not to use ...