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Just as a data point - I use InfoPath 2013 and am able to submit filler forms that were created with InfoPath 2010 and submit to a form library. Do the 2013 machines have all Office updates installed? What version of IE? Is the site in the compatibility view? Anything here help - ...
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I think you'll just have to add the date filtering to the formula you are using for your count - you'll need to manually edit the XPath to do that, I think - but you may be able to copy the expressions you are using to hide rows and re-use those. Feel free to attach your template under the Options tab in a reply if you'd like a hand, ...
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As to the font size, if the text size in Internet Explorer is set to anything other than Medium, I've seen this.
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Ohhhhhhhhhhh. This is a SharePoint List form & you are setting a people picker!!! I just ran into this recently - I could use rules to set a people picker in a new form, but if I was editing, the rules to set the people picker DID NOT WORK and it also made me think I was going mad. ...
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Feel free to attach your template to a reply under the Options tab w/ some info on where to look for rules if you'd like a second set of eyes. :)
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What is the formula you are trying? What is your form's schema? You can attach a template or screenshot under the Options tab in a reply.
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If the rules were firing, the field would be being set by them. :) Usually, for me, this means I am setting the wrong field, or have some other logic incorrect. Remember, rules only fire when the field they are on changes (unless they are form load / submit rules).
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Do you have code in the form? You should be able to change the compatibility to InfoPath 2010 - under Form Options / Compatibility.
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You have a repeating table on your form bound to your main data source that has conditional formatting on it and default values that are returned from a secondary data source. If all you need is to display the data from the secondary data source, drag the repeating group from that data source onto the form instead - then the user can see the ...
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Yes, this is a limitation of promoted fields and repeating data. You could also use code, qRules or CAML to write your repeating data out to another list. I have heard of people using workflow for this as well, but have never tried that myself.