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Go to the File > Publish menu in InfoPath and republish the form?
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It was my pleasure to help you - I know qRules can be a pretty steep learning curve, and you've done a great job grokking it thus far! Again, if you need more time on your trial, just let me know - I can always re-inject your form with an extension, or when we put up a new trial in a week or so you can download, install & re-inject. Thanks ...
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Add a field to the main data source that isn't displayed on the form. When the user selects a view, set that field to the selection. Then you can use that for your validation rules.
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For your required fields that are conditionally required, you can add validation rules - like, on field1, the condition could be: If field1 is blank AND field2="x", make field1 required. I think in your formatting rule you may need to use some parenthesis to get everything squared away. You can set the first dropdown in the condition ...
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Okay, I must have misunderstood. I thought you wanted the Unit dropdown to have a different source for the values the user could select based on whether division, group, etc had a value. I'm sorry - I just don't understand what you are trying to achieve.
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Oh wonderful, glad that worked out for you!
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Sorry, I don't understand again. :) Maybe attach your latest form?
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Oh man. This will probably turn into a performance nightmare if there are a lot of fields, frankly. I mean, to know if something has been edited, you have to track that - likely by adding an attribute to every single field you are interested in tracking... and then add rules to set the attribute, formatting rules to highlight if the attribute is ...
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I wonder if SharePoint workflow might help you here? Is this a list form?
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Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply? I'm not really sure what you currently have in place here. :)