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Hey, Laurie - so I think you are saying you are getting the same compatibility error as the original poster when you publish to a form library - is that correct? qRules doesn't change the compatibility on your form (it doesn't turn a browser form into a filler form) but it does add code. Forms with code have different requirements ...
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You can promote fields in your form so that data from the form is visible in the library's views - does that do what you need? http://www.bizsupportonline.net/blog/2014/promote-infopath-form-fields-to-sharepoint-library.htm might help.
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I've seen this in IPFS before - where conditional formatting doesn't seem to apply correctly and then does as you scroll. I'm not sure of a solution - if you are using buttons for show / hide, maybe try setting postback to always on them?
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Actually, the "error in the custom validation code" makes me wonder if there is actual code in the form template. But this says that the XML is read only during the validating event.... so I wouldn't think the code could change anything.
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So, I'm still guessing where this formula is being used. Now I think you are saying it is a calculated column you are trying to create to be able to filter a view? Is that right?
Wouldn't the right syntax be something like =AND([Report Month] <> "12/01/2015", [Report Month] <> "01/01/2016", [Report ...
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I don't! Apparently this was just too complex for IPFS. I'm glad you have a work around.
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So - this is a validation formula in your SharePoint List? I wouldn't think a <> operator would work with a list...
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Maybe you can use a form load rule to change to the correct view? Is there info in the form that would let you know what view the user should see?
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What version of SharePoint are you using?
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First, I'd make sure that it is this rule causing the issue if you haven't already. Save a copy of your form. Remove the validation rule. Does the form publish? If it does, well, at least you know for sure the problem is this specific rule... If it is this specific rule, I'd copy the expression out and split in about half - does the ...