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Unfortunately, InfoPath doesn't support updating secondary data sources out of the box. There are techniques for doing this - much depends on whether you are using SharePoint on-prem or online. There are also third party tools (my company makes some) that can do this. If you are using SharePoint on-prem I can point you to some instructions for ...
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I think you will have to use a filter on your formula for the total cost as well. I've attached a sample for you. Right click the link to the file and select Save As to save locally. Right click the saved file and select Design to open in design mode. Preview the form - I've used default data to ensure there are at least 4 rows when you ...
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I've attached a sample form. Right click the linked form, select save as to save locally. Right click the saved form, select Design to open in design mode, then preview. I used your XML as a secondary data source. I think there may be two issues with your formula - but I don't know how your form is set up. That is, I don't know where ...
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Try this copy. I was checking for the fields to be blank - looks like they default to "false" instead.
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I am not sure if you are saying the validation rule on Module is incorrect - or if you are saying you also need validation for the System Selection. I left the validation rule for Module, and also added validation rules for System Selection.
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I added a validation rule on Module. As I mentioned - I don't know of a way to handle for required attachments in a list form. You may want to do some web searches for suggestions on that.
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I replied in your new post here: https://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/40500/125445.aspx#125445
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Since this is a list form and rules are not supported on attachment controls, I don't think you'll be able to use validation rules for this. List form attachments are a little weird - they turn into URLs when the attachment is submitted. You could try hiding the ribbon and then add your own submit button and see if you can find a way to ...
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Yuck, ok, you'll just need to modify your existing rule to handle for all 15, I suppose. Copy the bottom-most expression out and paste it someplace you can easily work with it, like Notepad. Then you can just use "and" to string together the rest of your conditions and paste it back into the bottom-most condition expression area: ...