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I use Windows 10 / InfoPath 2013. I've never seen anything like this. :) Feel free to attach one of your templates to a reply - maybe I can see if the issue reproduces for me. Are the Windows 10 machines up-to-date with patches? EDITED to remove some text - sorry, got this question confused with a different one!
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Is this an on-prem SharePoint server? Or are you using SharePoint Online? If on-prem, I'd start by checking the ULS logs (or ask your server admin to check the logs). Also is this a list form from a customized list?
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We can only conditionally format the entire control - we can't highlight just a specific item in the drop down list. Here's a sample with simple formatting rules on the dropdown. Right click the link in the post header, and save the linked file locally. Right click the saved file and select design. From there you can preview the form and ...
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Can you describe this with a little more detail? So - the user selects an option from a dropdown list in the form, and then a different section in the form is highlighted a different color based on their selection? Are they selecting the color?
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Are your users using InfoPath filler forms? Or browser forms? Or a mix? What version of Windows?
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In InfoPath, you should be able to use the mod function for this - like my:field1 mod 2 will return 0 if even and 1 if odd. See attached sample, save locally, right click and select Design then preview.
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I can't think of an easy way. It may be possible to use rules to individually check each name from field 1 - but I'm worried any rule based mechanism would run into looping issues.
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Probably. :) Where is the date value? Can you attach your form (or a sample) and I can give you a hand.... Under the Options tab in a reply.
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I don't see anything obvious. I added the main data connection fields to your test view, with a button to run the query. Maybe see if the data is showing up in the data fields or try setting query fields and clicking the button, and seeing if you get the anticipated data back in the form?