InfoPath Dev

It sounds like you want a cascading list box.  This can only be done with the "client" and not as a web form (at least in 2007 InfoPath), but if you want to look at it, you can go to the "Microsoft Office InfoPath Help" menu and search for "cascading list box" and it will give you the instructions.  I have ...

I have been able to use the double eval method to get the values of individual multiple selection list boxes into separate text boxes, and thank you for yours and the others' posts here, but we have an additional issue in that we have several multiple selection list boxes that we need to have their combined values go to one field, with a ...

Finally got it figured out - it was an alias situation.  When we first started using our development system, we referred to it one way, and we began creating the forms based on that URL name, but by the time we got closer to asking for testing outside of our dept., we had changed the name slightly so that the URL for the form began one way ...

We are having the same problem.  We have two forms (client, not browser-enabled) that behave the same way -- each form originally submits without any problem, but as soon as one of them is reopened, edited and re-submitted, we get this error (in use by another application or user).  However, after closing the form the edits ...

No, I don't have a rule like that.  Can you tell me what you had in mind for a rule like that?  If it works maybe I can apply it in some other spots that are behaving the same way.

I have only one Rule on field5:  Condition:  field5 is blank  Action:  Set field6 = "" Field6 has conditional formatting to hide if field5 is cleared.  

I tried this edit to the formula, but field6 text still stuck in the formula text box.  Then I tried adding a Rule to field5 to reset field6, but the field6 text still stuck.  The odd thing is if I deselect field5 and then select any other check box, then the field6 text in the formula text box goes away.  But if I don't ...

I did finally get that other section to work by removing the formula and starting over -- there must have been one little thing off in the way I had added it the first time.  But thankfully it is working perfectly now!  Unfortunatley, there is one more issue I'm having.  One section that has multiple check boxes has a final ...

Jimmy -- I just applied the formula to another section that is identical to the one I'm having the trouble with - there are 30 fields in it just like the other one; this one worked like a charm, confirming that the problem with that other section is unrelated to the formula. So, again, I want to say thank you very much.  ...

I just tried another section and the formula worked just fine.  There must be something else unusual in the section where I'm having trouble.  I will continue looking into that. There wouldn't be a problem with a large number of fields in the formula (like 30 or 50) as far as you know would there?