any plant, as certain algae, mosses, fungi, and bacteria, that grows on ice or snow. 2. any low-growing, succulent, blooming plant of the genus Cryophytum (or Mesembryanthemum), certain species of which form extensive mats along the southwestern coasts of the U.S. Origin of cryophyte. 1905-1910.
Display part of a repeating table in InfoPath 2010. by S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton | Applies to: InfoPath 2010 Tutorial Videos. Learn how you can use conditional formatting in InfoPath 2010 to hide part of a repeating table on an InfoPath form. To be able to display only part of a repeating table, you must make use of conditional formatting to show or hide rows in the repeating table. But before you do this, you need a way to identify which rows exactly you would like to show/hide in the repeating table.
This is useful because conditional formatting is best understood by testing it on data you already have. While you can apply conditional formatting to empty cells, it is easiest to see if the formatting works by using pre-existing data. 2. Click the cell you want to format. Conditional formatting allows you to change font style, underline, and color. Using conditional formatting, you can also apply strike-through as well as borders and shading to the cells. However, you cannot change the font or the font size of the contents in the cell. 3. Click Format > Conditional Formatting to begin the conditional formatting process. In Excel 2007 this can be found under Home > Styles > Conditional Formatting. 4. Click Add >> to use two conditions. For this example, two conditions are used to see how each one plays off the other.