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Currently we are working with 3 forms, though we would like our project to be expandable enough to include more. Each of these was created from scratch and are not part of the same xsn. They are conceptually related, but not currently programatically related in any way. The design our user has in mind is that clicking submit on the main form ...

any ideas would be appreciated

Multiple forms.

With my current project there are a series of forms that are grouped together. Among these is one main form that ties all of the other ones together. I would like to make it so that submitting the main form will submit the other forms as well. In addition, any given form may or may not be submitted depending on if it is marked as ''completed'' ...

Now I am trying this with a more complicated datasource. In this one there are nested repeating sections. For example there is a repeating section with start and end dates. This repeating section contains a repeating table. The repeating table contains the information I described above, a category and an amount. Now, if I want to total the ...

Sorry about hte double post. I accidentally put in in the wrong forum before and was trying to move it over here, but I guess I can't delete my own posts. Ah well. I appreciate your help.

This seems to work just fine. Thank you for your help.

I have a similar problem, but when I tried to use the example code on a new form I got the following message: quote:InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code. The following error occurred: Expected ';' File:script.js Line:26 IXMLDOMNodeList oNodeList = ...

My form contains a repeating table that is populated from a secondary data source. The table contains two columns a ''category'' column and an ''amount'' column. There are three possible values that could be in the category column of each row, and I have three ''total'' fields in another part of the form. The idea is that one total will have the ...

My form contains a repeating table that is populated from a secondary data source. The table contains two columns a ''category'' column and an ''amount'' column. There are three possible values that could be in the category column of each row, and I have three ''total'' fields in another part of the form. The idea is that one total will have ...