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Okay - for your latest form that was attached, I think the only issue you had was missing a space before the /xpathdest parameter.
concat("CopyRichText /dsnamesrc=Receive_Forms /xpathsrc=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:OPS_x0020_Highlights[../d:Report_x0020_Period = '", ., " ...
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Can you attach your form in a reply again so I can see what you are doing?
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The concat formula needs to go in the formula editor (click the fx button) not just in the value for the rule. :)
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What about if your list form was set to allow you to edit multiple entries? I think that is an option when you design a SharePoint list form - then we could use preceding-sibling formula (I can help you with that) to populate the same info in the newly added items....
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You need to add the attributes. You can have multiple attributes with the same name - you just need to reference them. Page 21 of the qRules User Guide outlines how to reference these attributes.
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Yes. You just need to add multiple commands to handle for each of the different XPaths. So, run SaveToSharePoint multiple times.
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You should be able to do this with a filter on the drop down options - select the first list for your users, then in the filter, the first drop down would be the user name from the first list, then "is equal to", then in the third drop down, use a formula. In the formula editor, pick the user name from the second list, and click the ...
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Query fields in a list data connection are only for equals, you guessed right. For anything more complex, you need to take the REST route. :)
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The file attachment field can be repeating, or you can have an attachment field in a repeating group, if that is the question? You can also have different file attachment nodes and use the command for each of them, just changing the /xpath parameter.
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As per the error message, you have not included the /xpath parameter. I'm guessing it goes before the /my:myFields bit. concat("SaveToSharePoint /url=", FolderURL, " /xpath=/my:myFields/my:FileAttachments/my:FileAttachment/my:File /name=", Result)
I'm going to guess your FileAttachment field is repeating, and warn ...