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Maybe just use conditional formatting? So, if city = Other, hide the city field and if city != Other, hide the user entered field?
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Rules run when the field changes - so instead of setting the rule on G, you need a rule on each A, B, C, D, E, and F to set G.
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Why can't you open the form in design mode? What happens when you download the template, right click and select Design? There are two rules on the checkbox. The first has no conditions and sets the timestamp field to blank every time the value of the checkbox field changes. The second rule, if the checkbox field has a value of true, sets the ...
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This can be done easily with rules. See attached. Please save the linked file locally by right clicking and selecting the option to save the link target. Right click the saved file and select design. From there you can preview and try it out.
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Just use calculated values in your "approval" views? Does that work for you?
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Does the data connection point to a different SharePoint tenant than your orgs tenant? If so, you'd need to be able to connect to that tenant to update the data connection....Do your customers who rely on InfoPath provide you with a login for their Office 365 SharePoint site?
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I mean create another view in the view menu and then in your submit rules, change to that view prior to submitting. I see now that the form only submits to email, not to SharePoint at all. Is it the Description combobox from your earlier screenshot that is missing? You might want to try putting that in a section to see if you get any better ...
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I see - so the issue is just in body of the email. And there is a section that is supposed to be showing that is not? Usually when a control's conditional formatting isn't working as anticipated it is because the value(s) of the field(s) involved is not what we think - but sometimes form views look awful in email, so that can also be an ...
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So my guess would then be that the controls on the non-working view (the radio buttons or checkboxes or whatever) are bound to different fields than the working view. I.e., the radio buttons on view 1 are bound to field1 and field2, and the button conditional formatting uses field1 and field2. In view 2 the radio buttons are bound to field3 and ...
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Sorry, I'm having a hard time understanding. I think you are saying when it is emailed it works as expected? But not when opened from SharePoint? Or maybe the difference is that it works as a Filler Form (opened in InfoPath Filler) but not as a browser form? Feel free to attach some screenshots or something under the Options tab in a reply if ...