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Oh wow, that's totally unhelpful. I'll ping Jim and see if he knows anything.
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I'm happy I could help & glad to hear that you have things working!
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Doesn't the form open when you click "new" in the list?
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Your screenshot doesn't show - can you attach it again under the options tab?
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You can use SetValue without a filter. If your button is outside the repeating group, just a regular rule would set all instances. If it is inside the section, you could use SetValue without an XPath filter to set all instances, or use a form logic field that sets all instances with a normal rule. :)
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This is normal behavior for a library form - which is why I had thought for this design you would want to use a list form set to manage multiple items.... I guess you could always only have one form in the library. Set the form name in the submit connection so it is hardcoded & set to overwrite.
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Not that I know of, especially since InfoPath has been deprecated and 2013 is the last version ...
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I wonder if the attached will work. On the save button, after your last submit, I added logic to set the query field to the ID, and then requery - Not sure if this will do it, we may need to add a secondary data connection to an XML file (saved as a resource in the form) and set that to the ID to save it till after the second submit - Or you might ...
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So - if you are talking about the dropdown when promoting a field that repeats (i.e., the field is repeating or in a repeating group) - if the data is numeric, you'd have the option of sum - that would sum all the values for the repeating node. Count is a count of nodes. First is the value from the first instance - last is the value from the ...
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Is the issue with newly filled out forms? Or forms you filled out prior to promoting the column?