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Hi Clayfox<br />
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&nbsp;&quot;rule on each field to flat a validation field&quot; &nbsp;-of course! &nbsp;I was so focused on Data Validation that I forgot about simple rules - thanks mate!<br />
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Regards
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Hi Clayfox

 "rule on each field to flat a validation field"  -of course!  I was so focused on Data Validation that I forgot about simple rules - thanks mate!

Regards

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Hi All,<br />
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Does anyone know how to check if there are any data validation errors in the form using Code? Each field of my form is checked against incorrect formatting using Data Validation feature - when there is a problem field is marked in red and error message appears... I've also disabled default Submit button and programmed my own but I need to find the way to check if all fields are filled in correctly before the form is sent - any ideas?<br />
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Regards <br />
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Hi All,

Does anyone know how to check if there are any data validation errors in the form using Code? Each field of my form is checked against incorrect formatting using Data Validation feature - when there is a problem field is marked in red and error message appears... I've also disabled default Submit button and programmed my own but I need to find the way to check if all fields are filled in correctly before the form is sent - any ideas?

Regards 



how to check if there are validation errors in the Infopath form?

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