InfoPath Dev

 Thanks Hilary, but this is no longer required...Team is making me move to the dark side..N......x

All, I've a repeating table with a drop down list of options and another column for attachments. Depending on another answer on my form, The users have to attach X number of attachments. They have a list of options. How can I validate that that I have a minimum number of attachments i.e. 2 and that each attachment is of a unique type ...

Hi me again, 1. How could I replicate this when I might have several variants of required documents. i.e. depending on result of another field's entry. For example, I've a legal status drop down, 1 set of documents are required if the legal status is an individual and another set of documents will be required if the legal status is ...

 Cracked it with a count and a few rules. Form attached. W 

 All, I've a form and I have to record a date multiple times. I've a submit button with a  rule to set field Date1. Easy enough. When, the form is opened again and the submit button is pressed again. I need Date1 filled with the new submit date and then Date 2 to be the value of Date1. When the form is opened ...

Hilary, That's brilliant, thanks very much.   W 

Thanks Hilary,  Holiday yesterday. Form attached.  View is 1.DefaultHome 1st table is called ResSechIndvidual RepSecName should connect to table ReTIDDocs field SelectedIndividual .    I'm sure XPath will do it, just can't quite figure out how.  W 

InfoPathers - long time no speak.   All, I have a repeating table with 2 columns. The first column gets its data from another repeating table on the form and is a drop down list of unique values. i.e. Names. The second column is a list of document types. - passport, driving licence, birth certificate If a ...

I don't use the email on submit option. I tend to submit to a library. If you did that you could have a hyperlink control which could create the email for you. Then you'd see the email before it was sent. 

Check the size and width of the controls. Text Boxes make sure they are multi line also.  If you're printing a web based form you are very much at the mercy of your browser too.