InfoPath Dev

Yes, I'll do that this morning.

So - basically, if your rules are running inside the repeating element, they will only set the value of their siblings (i.e. the fields in the same repeating group). So - by setting that helper field, it will then set values only for its own row. Not for any other row. Otherwise when you set the RateTier, outside of the repeating group, all ...

Ah, I see what you are talking about now. So - the RateTier field is outside of the repeating element where you are setting values. This means that it will set every single value the same, as you've seen. I usually just use a helper field for something like this - and I also think your logic could be simplified. It looks like you need all the ...

Great - I'll take a look later today and let you know what I learn :)

Hey, I think you have a structural issue here to start with. You have a repeating group of Personnel, with another repeating group inside it of PersonnelDetails. Is that intentional? Is this form being used yet, or still in development? I think it would be best to start by fixing this schema.... Do you see how the controls in that repeating table ...

Any chance I could see a copy of your form? It makes it so much easier for me to help you - you can attach it under a reply in the options tab. My guess is that you may have a default value in Position and might want to be using a rule instead....

Unfortunately, you have to start the list form from scratch, from InfoPath, to turn this feature on. So, from InfoPath Designer, select the SharePoint List template, enter the URL, select your list and select the option to manage multiple items. That will get you the correct repeating schema....

I think you need to update your form compatibility to at least InfoPath 2010. When you try to save the form as 2010 or 2013, you should be prompted to update your data connections - which you should be able to do in the data connection window. To the best of my knowledge, FormsViewer doesn't support 2007 style SharePoint data connections.

Hmmm. I'm not sure of a way to work around this. Some controls just don't display correctly in email and it sounds like this is one. Maybe you could also include the form file with the email and just open the form that was sent?

If I recall correctly there isn't a way to "reset" a list form so it will submit another new item. The work around is to set up the form to submit multiple items, and then use some formatting & rules for setting the common fields all at once. Here is a thread that talks a bit about this approach: ...