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Ok - I just tested this in Filler - selected multiple cells (all in one row) in Excel and pasted into the first cell in my repeating table - it pasted OK. Is this in the browser? Or in InfoPath Filler? What versions of InfoPath / Excel? I'm using Office 2016 for Excel & InfoPath 2013. I set up my test with Rich Text fields in the InfoPath ...
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I'm not sure what I'm to be looking for in the screenshot. Is the formatting not copying?
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I know Jo-Anne is actively investigating this (I was out of the office for a few days) - but I wanted to ask if you'd tried running a SQL trace to see if it provided any insight? EDITED TO ADD: I see Jimmy replied and I hadn't refreshed the page! A SQL trace still might help pinpoint the issue...
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Some people can sign it? Just this one user cannot? If so - see what might be different on that user's machine. Maybe they need to install windows / Office updates that others have already installed?
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There are limits, but they are really high - they are the same as any list / library limits. So - after promoting & then publishing the form, the new property doesn't show up in the columns list in the settings for the library? It may not be added to the view automatically - you might have to manually add it...
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Create a secondary data connection to the same list. Then you'll have a data connection with a repeating group in the data fields - use it just like you would any SharePoint list connection.
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I sent you an email via the forum - you can reply to it with a copy of your form if you like & I can take a look.
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Ok - the form2 sample I posted probably does what you need in those cases, right? Except for the edge case bug where the decimal is >= .95, in which case instead of changing from 21.95 to 22.00, it changes to 21.10? Because if I enter 20.8442, I get 20.80 in that form sample. Here's a copy with the >= .95 bug fixed.
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Here's what you said in your initial post: "... it calculates to 21.9279 I need that to turn into $21.90" - if all you really want is to display with two decimals, the formatting you said you have set up should already do that. I'm obviously not understanding what you are trying to do. Attaching a file with a text box w/ ...
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The main reason I'm confused is that it isn't actually possible in InfoPath to create a submit connection to a list. :-) If the form is a list form, it will have a default submit connection to that list, but it isn't possible to create another submit connection that submits to a second list, unless you are using the lists web service ...