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Hi - this is going to have to do with your data binding. All the fields that are displayed in your repeating section need to also be inside the repeating group in the main data source. In a test form, add a repeating section. Click inside the section and add a text box. If you look at the auto created fields in the data source, you'll see the ...
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Disable the Save / Save As options on the ribbon under the form options and then you can add your own "save" button that has a rule to close the form. Otherwise you are stuck w/ the default save behavior.
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You have a few options for this - I probably wouldn't use a validation rule, but would either disable the next button if the country wasn't selected, or would add rules to handle for the issue on the next button. In the attached form, I'm demonstrating the second technique. Save the form locally, right click and select Design to open ...
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List forms just have a subset of controls available to library forms. You could create a library form instead of a list form and promote all the fields you need to see in the library.
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Ah, it is in a repeating table! Add another field to the repeating group in the form schema (you don't have to display it on the form) and leverage that as a helper field along with a form load rule. I've given this a try in this copy of the form.
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Yes, sorry - Expression box was the early InfoPath version and the one that sticks in my head.
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Does an expression box work instead of a text box?
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Great job figuring it out :)
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I think that you will need to query the Names list when the form loads, instead of when the selected locations change if you allow them to select multiple locations. I think you need to just use conditional formatting on the section that displays name to hide it if the location is not equal to any of the selected locations.... I'm going to ...
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Hi - is this a SharePoint List form? Or a library form? Here's a sample form - save the attached file locally, right click and select Design, then you can preview and try it.