InfoPath Dev

If your Date and your Time fields always have data, your new date time field could use a concat formula for its default value: concat(datefield, "T", timefield) If they don't both always have data, you may want to use rules for this instead. Add a rule on the date field to set the new date time field using a formula like the ...

I'm glad that worked! It is always a challenge when you need to maintain a form someone else designed :)

Looks like you already have a form load rule to set these fields - the rule name is New Form - Pre-Populate Employee Data. But the EventConEmail and the RequestorPhone also have default values (in the field properties). I would remove the default values and just let these fields get set with the form load rules. The same rules are on the Update ...

Can I see a copy of your form? You can attach a copy under the Options tab - it will be Monday before I can take a look. The rule I'm talking about would be on the Form Load rules - under Data > Form Load.

I think that what is probably happening is that the Phone Number ends up set to "whoever has opened and submitted the form last". Instead of using a default value, I'd use form load rules to set these, and I'd only set them when the form is new. If you are always setting email (and if the initial submitter will always have that ...

So - I think (I'm not sure) that when you submit a list form to SharePoint, the ID field gets populated at that time. Perhaps if you put the ID field on the form, and then make sure your list submit happens prior to your email submit, there will be data there? Worth a try, if you haven't tried it already....

The ID field isn't populated until the first submit to the list. If you open an existing item, do you see data in that field?

Is this a list form? If so, I've read you can append &DefaultView=Approval to the URL. https://blogs.elon.edu/techgeeks/2013/08/20/sharepointinfopath-link-to-a-particular-view-in-an-infopath-form-in-sharepoint-by-the-url/

So - On my machine I've got InfoPath 2013 64-bit and the latest Office from Office 365, also 64-bit. See attached screenshot for what an email submit in InfoPath Filler looks like for me. Another user in this thread posted a link to a patch - don't know if this fixes it or not, but worth a try: ...

Does the underline show both in the designer and in the published form? Could it be a style was applied? I sometimes have something similar happen in repeating table headers when InfoPath applies a style.