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Oh, good, you got the query worked out! So - in the browser, you are getting back all 4 but in your InfoPath form, you are only seeing one item returned?
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Yup, this is about the operator. So here is a reference:
http://www.odata.org/documentation/odata-version-2-0/uri-conventions/
Section 4.5 on that page will help you. You might be able to use indexof:
http://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=indexof(CompanyName, 'lfreds') eq 1
But that may ...
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In InfoPath, we can use REST for a data connection. I usually start in the browser to make sure I have the URL right & am getting back the data I need to see. Here's a sample REST URL: http://SERVER/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/LISTNAME?$filter=Title eq 'TEST' - here's a blog post with some additional info: ...
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Are you using Office 365? If not, REST may work for you for this...
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So, I'm sorry - I'm still confused. The "Difference" table is the one that the conditional formatting is not working on? You are trying to show rows there that are not present in the secondary data source (third repeating table on the form) based on student reference? Can you attach a screenshot (under the Options tab) showing ...
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Under the List Settings, scroll down till you are beneath all the columns - there should be links there for the pages for adding indexes.
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Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab so I can better understand your situation?
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After the last name field, add a comma. Then use the insert function button to find and select the now() function.
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Just add as many columns as you need - you won't be able to just add "back end" and "front end" and associate the same columns with all your different fields. You'll need Red Front End, Red Back End, NPI Front End, NPI Back End, etc.
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I can't see your image. Can you please attach it under the options tab in a reply?