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Okay, so you may be able to add code to do this. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.timezone.currenttimezone(v=vs.110).aspx has a console sample for getting a user's time zone that might get you pointed in the right direction....
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My guess is that nothing currently exists that does this. You may be able to create your own web service for it, or perhaps you could add a linked SQL server and use a SQL data connection to get the data.
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You can attach a screenshot under the Options tab in a reply. If all else fails, use IE :-) You can also just attach your template and I'd be happy to take a look.
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Thanks for posting this! I think you could have also used substring-after to get just the user email info.... and I'm wondering if the third eval is necessary or if this could have been done w/ a formula inside the concat?
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Is this a browser or a filler form?
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Have you tried the suggestion in this post? http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/30841.aspx
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That is strange. I suppose I would try a test form, see if the issue reproduces. Just set up a test that is similar in its submit rules, publish to its own test library, see what happens?
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If all you want to do is display the data, this is possible. You can put a repeating table on the form bound to the data fields for that data connection. Only display the columns you want (you can change that under the repeating table binding) and add conditional formatting to only display the rows that match. Let me know if you need a sample form ...
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Just want to update the thread with what we learned via email - the issue here is that the control in the form is a repeating section, not a table. I could paste in data (even multiple rows, if I added the rows prior to pasting) into my test form, but in your form, since the control is a repeating section, pasting doesn't work.
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Sure - I'll email you via the forum and you can reply. The question remains, though, as to whether the issue is in the browser or filler & what versions you are using. :-)