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I noticed you mentioned all response docs, then you can omit the form's name from the selection like this:<br />
SELECT @IsResponseDoc<br />
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-Gus
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I noticed you mentioned all response docs, then you can omit the form's name from the selection like this:
SELECT @IsResponseDoc

-Gus

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Hi I have two forms with one form used as a response to the other... one parent and the other a child form... When I create a view with a selection formula with only the child doc no documents are selected... <br />
ie Selection (Form = &quot;child&quot;)<br />
I have to do the following to select the documents<br />
selection ((Form = &quot;parent&quot;)|(Form=&quot;Child))<br />
But this creates a row for the parent doc then follows with all of it's repsonses then the next parent doc and so on<br />
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Is there a way I can create a view to show all the response docs without selecting the coresponding parent docs?
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Hi I have two forms with one form used as a response to the other... one parent and the other a child form... When I create a view with a selection formula with only the child doc no documents are selected... 
ie Selection (Form = "child")
I have to do the following to select the documents
selection ((Form = "parent")|(Form="Child))
But this creates a row for the parent doc then follows with all of it's repsonses then the next parent doc and so on

Is there a way I can create a view to show all the response docs without selecting the coresponding parent docs?

Trying to create a view for response docs only.

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