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Hi - so what is the result you are getting with your current formatting rules? I don't see anything that really stands out as incorrect here....
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What if you took the same approach you would take for a numeric field, but use a translate function to strip the non-numeric chars out of the date? So 2015-01-15 becomes 20150115 and 2014-12-13 becomes 20141213?
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Can you attach a sample form under the Options tab?
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In my sample, I set the default data for my repeating main data source to include 4 instances of the main repeating group (this technique relies on having an idea of the max rows that will be returned from your secondary data). Then I used calculated values with a count of preceding-sibling main DS rows to display the secondary data next to the ...
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You don't happen to have multiple versions of InfoPath installed on the machine, do you? I think we've seen this in the past with IP 2007 & IP 2010 installed on the same machine.
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Hi - so, what are you trying to achieve? Do you want to be able to work with multiple list entries? You can do that with a list form. If you want a more complex structure though you'll need to start from a blank form template, and InfoPath does not out of the box offer any way to write to a SharePoint list. However, you can promote fields to ...
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What is the exact error message?
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This is one of those challenges with InfoPath. If your data is a secondary data source, then letting the user change it won't persist (you can't out of the box submit back to it). But there is no rule based way to insert rows. Effectively what you need is to copy your repeating data into the main data source and have an additional field ...
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Usually there is a Show Details button that can be helpful... if you have your 2007 forms, you can still use those with InfoPath 2010, by the way.
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Okay - sounds like your 2010 template attempt was with a browser form. You can change the compatibility to Filler under the Form Options - or were you wanting to use browser forms?