InfoPath Dev

Thanks Jimmy, that works great! What does the '|' (pipe) symbol actually mean please, so I can better understand your expression? Actually, the client doesn't care about the data source, just the visible layout. I am assuming that I cannot get the layout to be on one view in a repeating field. Is this incorrect? It would be great if I ...

Hi, I have what I would expect to be a very simple task to do, but am not winning at all or finding any solution elsewhere. I think I might be missing something very vital :P I have a simple form that has 10 Option Controls, each with 4 choices. This is set up like a multiple choice test so that for each Option control there is one correct ...

Thanks for the reply, but as I mentioned in my original post, this does not work for all controls (layout tables, repeating tables, sections, etc) so I have to change those all and it defeats the object of the other controls having a default as I still have to go through the process. Anyone else know any more?

Hi, I know this post was a very long time ago, but it is exactly what I am finding now, and for the life of me cannot find any straight forward answers anywhere! :( Is there a way to chage the 'Normal' font style in Infopath 2007 from Verdana to Arial. I know that you can chage the fonts in the views, but this doesn't apply to layout ...

Thanks for the reply Jimmy, that made sense. Following that then, I used the expression: RisksTbl[last()]/ProjectName which was accepted no problem. However, if I set the field default value to this, and insert a new line, the value is not defaulted to the last value... Would this be because the new node is already created, so Last would be ...

Hi, this is a very very noob question, but I cannot seem to find anything at all on just the basics of using the last() function through Default Value and Rules. I have a repeating table, and my first field is ProjectName. When I insert a new line, I would like to default ProjectName in the new line to the same value in the above line. I am not ...