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If you try to modify a repeating table's values from outside the repeating table, you're going to run into issues like this.  The rules have to be on fields inside the table.  To accomplish this, you can add a non-displayed field in the repeating group called my:Reprocess, and give that rules to update its own row as ...

What you have there is considerably different from what I posted. Where I had this:(fieldA | fieldB | fieldC | fieldD | fieldE)[. != '']you have this:fieldA, fieldB, fieldC, fieldD, fieldE, (. != '')notice the difference?

I've never tried setting up a submit connection that way, but I'm guessing that based on your description of the problem, you'll need to submit the node above the repeating group.  Of course, your web service would need to be able to accommodate that.

Could you paste the exact formula you're using?

How about something like this:translate(eval(eval((fieldA | fieldB | fieldC | fieldD | fieldE)[. != ''], 'concat(., "#")'), '..'), '#', linebreak) 

I have a feeling there's a problem with the way both of you have set up the formulas in your rules.  My guess is that if you expand the XPath on the formulas, you'll have something like this:xdXDocument:GetDOM("Source")/path/path/Field[../Title = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/path/path/path/DropDown]And the result is that this will ...

Could you explain that last part?  If you use Default Value formulas and then manually change the value, then those will get reset when the form is reopened, but if you use actual rules (e.g. to set another field's value when the field changes), then those should remain in effect.  I strongly advise using rules if it's something ...

Is there any reason you're not using rules to accomplish this?  It looks like everything just involves simple multiplication.

Simply place a formatting rule on the section like follows:Condition: checkBoxField is not equal to checkedValue Formatting: Hide the section

The temporary certificates that InfoPath lets you make aren't really meant to be used in production.  The ideal approach would be to get a certificate from a certificate authority, but I realize that can be a tricky proposition for some organizations. In lieu of that, the Digital Certificate for VBA Projects utility that comes with ...