InfoPath Dev

 Hilary,  You mentioned above "why not just use a customized list form that can manage multiple items?"  I have tried to find information on how to do that but not finding anything on Google. Do you have a link that could help me?  Thank you,  Mark 

But again, with the Parent/Child solution I still have an inability to update BOTH lists. In InfoPath, as you know, you can only have one Main data connection that writes back to the list. I can query other lists using secondary connections, but cannot post the updates or changes to a secondary list. At least that I'm aware ...

Dynamically creating columns as in this example. Now I have Update, Update_Type, Update_Date in my Projects list. As you described adding as many columns in my list as I could possibly ever need I can imagine creating Update1, Update_Type1, Update_Date1 & Update2, Update_Type2, Update_Date2 and so on until (50).  It would be ...

Hilary, Thank you very much for your response!!! It's just that really, getting the data from a repeating table. All the rest is just fluff. :-) I had considered your solution, and as a last resort I suppose I could go that way, if nothing else works. The only problem is that there is no limit to the possibilities. What I had considered was ...

I need to have a Project List and multiple updates for those projects (1 to many). I have tried a few ways to create a solution and keep running into dead-ends. When creating two lists and doing a lookup I can only update one list or the other on one form, not both. I need to be able to update the project and the update on the same ...