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Don't use quick publish - instead, go to File > Publish. Select SharePoint, and walk through the wizard. One option is to create a new library.
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When you say it will be sent - will you be emailing it? If so, you could have a view that displays just the data you need and use an email submit connection set to not include the form. That way they never access the form.... I suppose you could promote the columns you need to send them and then export from the library to Excel but then you'd ...
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No need to apologize. Any chance I can see your form?
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Hi - did you not see my reply to your PM? You need to use Internet Explorer and then the rich text editing bar will show up when posting / editing. :)
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That is just an informational message, and you should be able to publish. Basically, you'll see this any time you have a repeating table or section, because the form needs to post back to render correctly. :) EDITED TO ADD: - you can also test publish to a different library just to make sure everything works as anticipated. Save a copy first, ...
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I don't see any multi-selects? Did you maybe remove the view that had the issue? I just want to look at it in design mode, because I'm having trouble understanding your question - it is easier for me to understand when I can see the form. :)
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The only codeless way I know of is to use CAML and the lists web service. But if you are on SharePoint Online - you can't access the lists web service from a browser form there. However, if you are on SharePoint Online - you may be able to kludge something together with Flow - maybe promote a helper field that has the IDs of all items and the ...
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Any chance I can see a copy of your form? You can attach it under the options tab to a reply.
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Thanks so much for posting!
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Just download one of the files from the library and email it to me - one where you've seen this issue.