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Yahooo!! That worked! Thank you SOOO much!! Wow, so I'm trying to understand what made the difference. I realize I forgot the incrementer "+ 1" in my original try, but don't quite understand why your original formula didn't work. It looks like the only difference was not having the "my:" before the second value. ...

Here it is: /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:group1/Value

I should also say that all of these (myFields > dataFields > my:SharePointListItem_RW > Field Office > Value) except for my:SharePointListItem_RW are locked. Not sure if that matters.

Hi Hilary, That works great in the form you sent, but when I try to implement it on my form, it doesn't work, and I get "The formula contains one or more errors". I've tried it as a rule on the Field Office control, and as a default value in my receiving text box field. Is there a specific reason why you put it on a button? ...

Hi Hilary, thanks for getting back. I want to build a string that has all of the selected field offices delimited by a running count, so something like this: Colorado Field Office1Kansas Field Office2Nebraska Field Office3. My Multiple-selection list box is named "Field Office", in the Advanced view of my fields it looks like a ...

Hi Hilary, I am wondering if you can help me. I've seen you giving great answers to a number of people on here. I'm using InfoPath 2010 and posting to a SharePoint list. I've tried following this thread, but am not able to get the formulas to work. Also, I don't need the HTML formatting that Nino needed. What I want is the ...