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Wonderful, glad that helped & you have it working the way you want.
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Copy the command to a regular button and test again. We have been seeing more frequent issues with qRules forms in Office 365 due to the way the sandbox is being handled, but it probably worth a try....
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Is this Office 365 or an on premises server? Is the button a rules & actions button, or a submit button?
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Hi - the first thing I usually do is make sure the button executing the command has postback set to always (under the button's properties, on the browser tab). While debugging the issue, put the Qdabra Rules data source ExecutionHistory group on your form, then try the command and see if an error is returned (if your current button closes the ...
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Can you attach a sample that shows what you mean? You can upload a form under the Options tab in a reply. :)
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Have you ever tried this approach? https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/infopath/2006/11/27/conditional-default-values/
I use it sometimes - I find it can sometimes make forms a little sluggish, but may be worth a try here.
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Euw. Can you shake down the SharePoint admin for the ULS logs? If you set IE 11 to run as IE 9 or 10 (using the F12 developer tools) do you still have an issue?
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Maybe add special handling if your result is > 12? If the result is > 12, you could subtract 12 from it and add to the year? Or just use the addDays function and multiply 30 by whatever the number of months is...?
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How odd and annoying. Do you have a different machine you can try with? A different user account? I usually try to start with whether the issue is machine or user account based, then go from there. If you create a new form, can you create a data connection to the list? Or is this all lists in a given site?
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Sorry no one saw your question - I am glad you were able to solve it!