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I don't understand the question. There is no condition on the rule - it just runs when the row is inserted and copies the prior field 1 and field 2 values?
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Unfortunately no - there isn't a way to count as they are typing. We have to wait till they tab out of the control to get that information.
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Oh gee, I didn't even remember to create the sample! The best way depends on your desired result. Setting them on submit is nice if you only are displaying one set of the repeating fields. Then the user doesn't even know / think about what the repeating data that they aren't filling out looks like. Setting them on the insert of the ...
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You may need to switch from defaults to rules on Submit (although that's just a guess - I know I've been helping someone in another thread where they used defaults and didn't have an issue). You can add rules to the repeating group itself to set fields inside it when a new row is added - see attached sample. You should be able to do ...
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I guess I don't understand why the rule would be on the department field? I think instead of a default value for department, you should set a rule on the name field that will set the department when the name changes. Then, if the user enters a name, the department will be set, but if the user just enters a department, the department field is ...
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Oh. Just change that calculated value in the column to use the Vendor_DC title without the XPath filter.
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Maybe try this one? I left the preceding sibling rule, but you can remove it if it isn't needed. Sometimes when trying to figure these things out it is easiest to change colors for the section instead of hiding - then you can see which rule is being applied.
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When which "SO" is blank? The one in the form (the dropdown control in the form) or the one in the vendors list?
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And this was with a rule on the name field? Can you attach a copy of the form with that rule in place so I can see it?
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I would use rules instead of default values on the department field if the name is not always going to be filled in. What does "doesn't work" mean in this case? The rule doesn't set the field at all, the rule doesn't set the field to the expected value, something else happens?