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Hi there. IP doesn't allow for multiple-row-at-a-time insertions, or for special not-data rows. Instead, you can use a repeating section with a layout table inside that is ...

Hi there, If you have IP2007 + you can use the built in addSeconds(time, secondsToAdd) function. 10 hrs * 60 min * 60 sec = 36000 seconds, so the condition is If endTime Is Not Equal To addSeconds(startTime, 36000). If you have IP2003, you can hook up something similar with the formula above ^. Hope this helps!

Hi there, What's happening is that the initial value of blank checkboxes in your secondary datasource is not set to 'no'. When you uncheck a chckbox, IP looks at what it should be when it's unchecked and sets it to 'no', but it doesn't make this adjustment when you open the form. It will probably be easier to ...

Hi. To my understanding, there is less rendering involved (and thus better performance) when you use filtering. The difference is that in filtering, rows of the repeating table are picked and then shown, whereas in conditional formatting, all the rows are "picked" and certain ones are then hidden.

Hi there. This is possible using rules: Add a new column to your table 'watcher', and add a rule to it: If <checkbox> is equal to true then Set a field's value: textbox = valuetoupdatetp Then set this off by adding a button outside the repeating table to Set a field's value: watcher = watcher. Hope this ...

Hey there. This doesn't sound normal to me; I just tried using a dropdown and TAB and I did not have that problem. Try repairing your installation of IP. Also, see if you get the same behavior on different forms. Hope this helps! Qwerty

Hi there. Just wondering if any other forms work?

Hello InfoPathDev community, I'd like to share a couple of things I've been able to do codelessly with InfoPath before that will probably help you a lot. 'For' Loops (example): InfoPath runs the set of rules corresponding to a particular field when the value in that field changes. If part of a rule is to change the ...

Hi deppen. Use this rule on your decimal field: If The Expression: contains(string(decimalField), "."): Set a field's value: decimalField = number(substring(string(decimalField), 1, string-length(substring-before(string(decimalField), ".")) + 2)). Hope this helps!

Hi there. Open the form in Design Mode (right click the file and click Design), then go Tools > Form Options > Security and Trust, and change the selection to Domain. Click OK and then save.