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I'm having trouble understanding the structure of your form - can you attach your template under the Options tab in a reply?
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Oh excellent - I think the error only will affect you if the form has code, so as long as you don't have code, you'll be fine.
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Oh interesting. I mean, my first question is "why", but we can skip that, I'm sure you have a valid reason. This is going to take code (or qRules if you use that...) in code, I'd loop, creating a new row in my repeating table inside the loop until I have as many rows as days.
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So, I'm confused when you say you are uploading the template - you aren't publishing it?
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Here it is back with a minor change made to the Change Status view after saving as form files that should take care of that design checker error. Save locally, right click and select Design - if you can't download from here, let me know - I'll get your email address from your forum account and email it to you. :)
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You need to use a concat formula. In the formula editor: concat("DateDiff /date1=", EndDate, " /date2=", today()," /component=days")
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This is an InfoPath issue: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2012/01/19/ipfs-design-checker-errors-amp-print-preview.aspx If you need a hand fixing up the view, attach your template to a reply under Options and I can give you a hand tomorrow - apparently you can also recreate the control to get around this: ...
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You don't seem to have a filter on the drop down options for the second dropdown. See attached.
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Save the attached file locally. Right click and select Design to open in design mode. I've added an XML file as a resource (Data tab, Resource files) and added a data connection to it. Then I've used it as the data source for my dropdown, so in the second view it is easy to add a calc'd value that displays the "display" value.
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That makes it a little harder. How many items are there? You could create an XML file for them, then you'd be able to use a calculated value - I'll set up a sample later today or sometime tomorrow and attach it to a reply so you can see what I mean.