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Might something like this be more like it? I didn't include the Pass/Fail radio button, and it should probably have a Section control around the Show/Hide checkbox to hide it when there are no extra details, but this should give you the general idea.
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Might you attach a mockup of what you have in mind?
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I don't understand what you mean by "scannable" or what the purpose of separating the text into separate boxes is. Would you care to enlighten us?
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I don't think coding will lend any help to this problem. I would suggest using a repeating section, disabling the ability to add and remove rows, and setting the number of rows and displayed text using the form's default values. Please see the attached form to see what I mean.
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Where did you place the rule? It should be in the Form Open rules, and you should most likely be checking If GUIDcopy is not blank you should similarly use rules to stop it from querying a new quid when there already is one.
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Change object to int and put (int) before the word FormState in the get{} block.
You'll need to assign an initial value to this variable before accessing it or you'll get an InvalidCastException.
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Are you opening the form from Internet Explorer? You will generally need to open it from IE and not another browser. Other than that, please make sure that {servername} is considered Local Intranet by IE.
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In general, InfoPath can only respond to events when a field's value is finished being modified. You might be able to accomplish what you want using a custom ActiveX control. I've never forayed into this area, and it's not for the faint of heart or ...
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The concat() function can combine the value of 2 or more fields into a single value. You can use this in a rule to copy the value of several fields into another field.
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Something more like this should work
Dim Nav As System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator
Dim DNode As System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator
Nav = Me.DataSources("sections").CreateNavigator
Do
DNode = Nav.SelectSingleNode("/sections/section", Me.NamespaceManager)
If DNode IsNot Nothing ...