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Have you tried saving it as a 2013 browser form?
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I'm so sorry that I don't understand. Do you simply mean you want this table to display in your form? Or does the user enter any information in the image you attached? I am trying to understand if you need for users to enter data in this form, and if so, what is the data they will be entering. If you just need a table that looks like the ...
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So - do your users enter some data into the form? Like, looking at this table:
1000ml/l X 30L = 30000 ml
6.1g/L X 30L = 183g
8.5 g/L X30L= 255g
50 g/L X 30L = 1500g
20g/L X 30L =600g
50g/L X 30L = 1500g
Do the users enter (or select from a dropdown) 1000ml/l? or 6.1g/L? and you need to show the value on the other side of the equal ...
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In IE for this user, could you add the site to compatibility view settings and see if that helps?
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Is the data in the promoted column an email address? If so, I'd expect this to work.
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Are you the only form user? I'd be curious to see if the issue persists from a different computer.
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Your screenshots don't show for me. Can you paste them into a word doc or something and attach that under the options tab?
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So - this is why I suggested the approach in the sample form I attached. If the structure is repeating, you can copy / paste to each view and in each view display a different instance of the repeating group. Did you take a look at my sample?
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What version of SharePoint / InfoPath? 2013? 2010? I may try to reproduce this if I have a chance.
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Hmmm. I've not seen contains not work in browser specifically... I have seen data returned differently in browser than filler forms, however, in terms of casing, or decimal places. Is your contains comparison hard-coded or based on another selection?