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Re: Must drop-down list item values be unique? - Adobe LiveCycle 22-05-2012
Thanks Bruce,That's great. I'll send this feedabck to Adobe. Have a good day.Sincerely,Michael Sandelmichael.s@plansource.com.au

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Re: Must drop-down list item values be unique? - Adobe LiveCycle 21-05-2012
Hi Bruce,Thank you for that solution (or workaround). That's solved the problem, thank you very much. That behaviour characteristic is a bit of a trap. If the item values are unique, then there's no problem. If there are duplicates there, then you experience the malfunction. It's an easy thing to miss when testing a form. To me it feels like a bug. If there are no item values assigned to drop-down list options, then the form correctly remembers the selected response from a previous session. So i...

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Must drop-down list item values be unique? - Adobe LiveCycle 20-05-2012
I have a drop-down list where I've specified item values. I some cases I have applied the same numerical value to more than one drop-down response (I want these item values to translate directly to a point score on a questionnaire). If response A has an item value of 10, and response B has an item value of 10, if I select response B, save the form and open it again, it displays response A. Presumably this is because response A is the first instance Acrobat finds with an item value of 10. Is this...

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