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I have had this happen before.. but I don't remember exactly how I fixed it. I think it had to do with the submit button I created? I believe I changed the submit button to Submit vs. Rules. Then within the submit options I added my rules. Under advanced I told the form to close.. Or I just re-created the submit button.. Pretty sure it has to ...

You are correct if you are referring to the data in SharePoint. You have to use the form itself to view the data. You can use SharePoint to search for the form? Like I said.. depends on what you are trying to accomplish?

I would make sure that when the form was first published it created a new column versus using an existing core/base column? When you create a column name that already exist in the SharePoint Site Column Gallery.. IP will default to this column. You can just check the two fields to make sure they are creating a new column ...

Richtext field will allow the user to have formatted text... if they use a browser that supports activex controls (IE). It will allow for plain text support. You can then make everyone use the browser form to view the information. One nice thing is you can publish the richtext field to SharePoint as plain text. This enables searching for that ...

Did you publish the form to a new SharePoint library before trying to submit?

You can make one datasource and tie each checkbox back to that datasource (but keep the value of each checkbox different). Now you should be able to force them to check one box and when it is checked disable the rest?

FYI- I have also figured out that if you have buttons with rules on the page you are wanting to copy.. you will need to copy and paste those buttons one at a time to keep the rules.

How about adding another button to the read-only page that takes the user to a new view that has only the attachment(s)? You could hide the button if the form does not have an attachment. Put another button on the attachment page to bring the user back to the read only page. If this is a web-enabled form published to SharePoint I have a ...

I'm glad you were able to get the concat working.. If you need to have a comma you could add the comma to each value when the box is checked. Normally if I do something like this I just make the check-box value like this ( value ). Now the values look better and are easier to read when they are published to ...

Hello Ynygma, I would make the check boxes Data Type= Text (value when clear blank and value when checked custom value) Now add a new data connection.. Send (as an email message) Use the concat fucntion on the subject line to include the checkbox values. The subject line will now contain these values when selected. ( i.e. subject line ...