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This is on a field in group4? Be sure you add the my namespace in your formula - current()/../preceding-sibling::my:group4
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Here's a copy of your form. Double check that data connection to the web service submit and make sure the setting is correct for the tns:Update. I added some logic to set a field in your repeating group that can set your CAML and then submit it, one row at a time (which is the only option unless you were going to write code).
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Did you select "XML subtree" for the Batch element in your submit connection?
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Can I see a copy of your form?
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Change your submit option to use rules. In your submit rules, first submit to the email connection, then submit to the library.
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You have a CAML XML file as a resource in your form and have created a data connection to it? If so, you should be able to select the Batch node from that data connection.
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So, usually this is a mismatch in the column info in the form you are publishing and the column info in SharePoint. Usually, if you start with the published template when making your changes, this will stop happening, so you may want to try that. Quickest and weirdest way to get the data back is to open the library in explorer view, copy all the ...
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Take a look at this post - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/31708.aspx - There is a form someone else was working on that I think is the same thing you are talking about. :)
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The button sets a field in the repeating group to 1. Since the button is outside the repeating group, it sets all instances. That causes the rules the on the field to fire. The index in the square brackets is created by counting the preceding siblings of the current group2 node, it was written by hand. You can click the edit XPath checkbox ...
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Unfortunately, DateDiff is not a built in InfoPath function - it is from an add in for InfoPath (built by the company I work for) called qRules. There are formulas out there that will allow you to do this without code or third party add ins - but they are pretty complex. ...