When you apply the "Don't allow users to insert or delete this control conditional" formatting option to a nested control in Office InfoPath 2007, you can still insert or delete the outer container control
When you apply the Don't allow users to insert or delete this control conditional formatting option
to a nested
control in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007, you can still insert or delete the outer container control in the
browser.
Create a new InfoPath form, and then drag a Repeating
Section control to the form.
2.
Drag a Repeating Table control to the
repeating section, and then click OK when the Insert Repeating
Table dialog box appears.
3.
Right-click the repeating table, click Repeating
Table Properties on the Display tab, and then click
Conditional Formatting.
4.
Click Add, and then set
the If this condition is true field to field3 is greater than or equal to 3.
5.
Click to select the Don't allow users to insert or
delete this control check box.
6.
Click OK three times.
7.
Right-click the field1 control, click Text Box
Properties, type 1 in the Default
Value field, and then click OK.
8.
Right-click the field3 control, click Text Box
Properties, click the sum function, and then select the field1 control as the
parameter.
9.
Right-click the Repeating Section control,
click Repeating Section Properties on the
Display tab, and then click Conditional
Formatting.
10.
Click Add, and then set the If this condition is true field to field3 is equal to 1.
11.
Click to select the Don't allow users to insert or
delete this control check box.
12.
Click OK three times.
13.
Open the InfoPath form in the browser, and then click Insert
item two times.
Note The repeating table prevents you from inserting or deleting a
row in the repeating table.
14.
Point to the repeating table rows, click the shortcut menu button
in the upper-left corner of the repeating section, and then click Insert
group4. You can now insert a new row in the repeating table.
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