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Oh! Do you mean the multiple select list in your form? Is that the "checkbox"?

My guess is that there is a difference between your rule and the checkbox value. May I see a copy of your form? You can attach it under a reply on the Options tab.

Simple sample attached. Right click the linked file and save locally. Right click the saved file and choose Design to open in design mode - then you can preview. You'll see the formatting on the section hides it unless the checkbox field = true. You can change that rule to whatever the checked value will be. If you ever need to also hide a ...

You'll need to use substring formulas in your subject line formula to make the date the way you want it. Sample attached, right click the file in the header, save locally, right click the locally saved file and select design to open in design mode.

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Hi - that video uses qRules, which is a code DLL that can be added to InfoPath forms. Are you using on-prem or online SharePoint? If on-prem, qRules may still work for you and I can get you a trial build. If online, you might be interested in one of our other products that can do this called FormsViewer. However, saving attachments to a library is ...

Not to my knowledge.

I can't think of a way to do this with out of the box functionality in InfoPath. However - what if instead of starting in a form, you had a custom page that had your two buttons? Then one could open the Issue form, and the other will open the New Functionality form?

The attached has two approaches - the first one using rules on A and B, the second one using a default (based off this approach: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/infopath/conditional-default-values) on the Result field. Right click the attached file, save locally, right click the local file and select design. Then you can preview, ...

I would expect this calculation to be the default on a field instead. If this is just a calculated value on the form, that won't save to the list. If, instead, you set the default value of the field, and just display the field's value in the calculated value, that should then save data correctly.