Combo Box within InfoPath

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Daniel

I have asked a similar question before but did not get any feedback and wondered if anyone could help me and it is causing me a real headache.

I am very new to InfoPath and have just downloaded InfoPath SP1 and InfoPath Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET. I wish to have a Combo Box in a Repeater Table which allows me display a list and also type an entry if it is not displayed in the list.

Would it be possible to use the Combo Box from VB.Net and add it into InfoPath as a ActiveX control. If this is possibly. How can I programmability add entry's and have general control over this control.

Thanks in Advance.

Daniel Barnes
 
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Andrew Ma [MSFT]

InfoPath SP1 allows drop down lists to bind to a repeating node in the main
data source (which would be your repeating table)

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Software Test Engineer
Microsoft Office InfoPath
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Barnsey

How do you actually bind to the repating node.

Andrew Ma said:
InfoPath SP1 allows drop down lists to bind to a repeating node in the main
data source (which would be your repeating table)

--
Andrew J. Ma
Software Test Engineer
Microsoft Office InfoPath
http://blogs.msdn.com/ajma
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