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Great, glad you found it - under Data > Refresh fields? Or did you have to walk through the connection again?
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Great, glad you have it working! One tip for others reading this - putting the data source on the form (in this case, the data fields for GetUserProfileByName) can help debug. :)
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Any chance you can attach your form under the Options tab in a reply? It makes it a lot easier for me to understand the structure / issues.
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You aren't resetting your filter after you query. :) So, in your rules on the filter, you set a field to yes and query, but the next time you query, the field is still set to yes! Just add a rule after each query to clear the query field & you should be set.
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When you select your SharePoint trigger, you just have to use a custom value for the Library name. There should be an option at the end of the list of list names for entering your own value. If your library is using Modern View, the Flow button is likely in the menu bar - I'd guess if you start in the library, you wouldn't have to enter a ...
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Thanks - that made it easier for me to understand. Here's an update that I believe accomplishes your goal.
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Wonderful - glad you have it working! If you use Visual Studio at all, you can run XSLTs to see what the output is - NotePad ++ also has an XML Tools plugin I like that you can use to apply a transform. Sometimes that helps me with debugging. You can use GetXml in qRules to get back sample XML from your secondary data source as well - paste it ...
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So, if you right click repeatingTable in the fields task pane & copy XPath, the XPath is: /my:myFields/my:repeatingTable? Since the error says failure to select destination node, that is always the first thing I check. :) The second thing I'd check would be under the Data tab in the ribbon - if you look at the Defaults for the form, is ...
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Can I take a look at your form? You can attach it under the options tab or email it to me (I think you have my email?)
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Thanks so much for updating - glad you have this working. REST is great because you can have much more complex comparisons than a regular list connection.