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This is what I wanted to see. Okay, so I think in an earlier post, you mentioned that the filter was correct in the dropdown for Province, but not for Availability. In your screenshot, I don't see anything in the "Disponibilité" column - but in an earlier post, you'd said that was where the data was for filtering on ...
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I've replied to your other post.
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Have you verified that the query string parameter is being successfully passed? The most likely issue is with your rules, or with your implementation of the blog post. It is impossible to guess without more information, or seeing your form, which you can attach under Options in a reply.
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Well, I'm guessing Province is a lookup column? But I see there are no values in the "Disponibilité" Field - which is where you'd said in an earlier post the availability would be listed? Perhaps you could post a screenshot of the list for this data connection - from SharePoint? Sorry I'm having so much trouble helping you ...
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I just want to see what the data looks like - I went ahead and drug the repeating group onto the form in this copy. Save locally, right click and select Design, then preview - maybe you could take a screenshot showing some of the returned data?
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Anything in the ULS logs on the server? Based on this and your other question, that's where I'd start.
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Is the form set to update existing XML in the versioning? I wonder if you can just handle for this in your workflow - maybe add a condition that if the field contains "\" you could use a substring function to get the username and then append the @ domain to it? I'm not super familiar with SPD workflows, so I'm not sure what all ...
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I usually just design a special section that only is displayed while the form is being emailed (with the data entry piece hidden) that is very simple, doesn't have colored backgrounds, uses only calculated values to display data and so on. If these are browser forms you can use another view, switch views and email. If they are filler forms, ...
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Here's a post that might help you - I've not tried it, however: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b72c47ad-4f83-49db-8372-3e336c2e1cde/infopath-rule-for-calculating-business-days?forum=sharepointcustomizationlegacy
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I've not used this style of calculation before, so I'm not super familiar with it - but I do know it makes use of some helper fields. You may need different helper fields for each set of calculations.