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Hi Everyone,<br />
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I have a repeating table that populates based off a web service query. &nbsp;The table can be filtered off of multiple-selection list boxes at the top of the form. &nbsp;There are buttons in each record line to edit and delete each record.<br />
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To provide data quality/consistency when editing the records, I would like to replace the text boxes with drop downs to limit the selections the user has when changing record values. &nbsp;<br />
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My questions are: &nbsp;<br />
- Is it possible to put a drop-down box that populates from a web service query into a repeating table in a web form? <br />
- Can they be interacted with independently or will they change the entire columns values? (If independently, how is this done?) <br />
- How do I get each drop down list to default to the value that is already in the record, but still list the alternative values when clicked? (i.e. Passing a parameter like record ID)<br />
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Thank you for any help you can provide,<br />
<br />
Brian
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Hi Everyone,

I have a repeating table that populates based off a web service query.  The table can be filtered off of multiple-selection list boxes at the top of the form.  There are buttons in each record line to edit and delete each record.

To provide data quality/consistency when editing the records, I would like to replace the text boxes with drop downs to limit the selections the user has when changing record values.  

My questions are:  
- Is it possible to put a drop-down box that populates from a web service query into a repeating table in a web form? 
- Can they be interacted with independently or will they change the entire columns values? (If independently, how is this done?) 
- How do I get each drop down list to default to the value that is already in the record, but still list the alternative values when clicked? (i.e. Passing a parameter like record ID)

Thank you for any help you can provide,

Brian

Infopath 2010 - Drop-Down Lists in a Repeating Table: Setting a value based off of record

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