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I had seen that in previous versions of InfoPath & Outlook - but right now I am using InfoPath 2013 & Outlook 2016 and am not having that issue. Can you find out the version # of their Office 2016 install? I'm attaching a screenshot of mine.
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Hi - your screenshot isn't displaying for me. You can attach it to a reply under the Options tab. I think you maybe just need rules on both the fields with your category scores to reset field Y, since both of those fields are part of the comparison.
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Hi - I don't understand the question. Can you maybe attach your form or a screenshot under the Options tab in a reply?
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And the actual URL of the doc in the library?
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I can't reproduce this - I just tried it in my enviro, and don't have the same issue. What is the actual value in the qRulesLink field? What browser are you using? What version of SharePoint?
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You can remove the dropdown control and add radio buttons instead, I'd think? Just make sure they have valid values.
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Add a data connection to the User Profile web service. Set the query field to the account ID in your people picker. Run the query. Find the office / location field in the returned data (this will vary according to your user profile info) and set the location field to that. Here is a good tutorial on getting user profile info.
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So - this is a SharePoint List form? If so, I've found that rules to set a people picker don't work in an edit form - by "don't work" I mean "completely fail to set a value". Setting the date time field should be easy tho - have a rule on your Go / No Go field that if it equals go, set your date time to the ...
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Glad that worked. Hey, if you aren't already signed up for this week's webinar, I'm doing a qRules 101 you may want to check out! http://www.qdabra.com/en/training/FreeWebinar.aspx
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On the control bound to the field with the rule, under the control's properties, find the browser tab. Set postback to always, republish and try again. Controls that execute qRules commands need postback set to always in the browser.