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As to how a control displays a date value, you should be able to set that formatting in the control's properties as long as the data type is correct.
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Try admin approved.
There are a few ways to troubleshoot this - one might be to run Fiddler while publishing the form as sandbox to the site and see if there is any info there that may help. You may also want to check the SharePoint logs during the approximate time of your publication attempt - it could be that the sandbox worker process is ...
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Are you including the form with the email? Or just sending the current view?
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Oh, I'd just use rules with conditions and make sure each rule has the checkbox set to not run additional rules if the conditions for this rule are met.
Does that make sense?
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Not really - if you promote your repeating fields to your library, you can set them to "merge" the data, but trying to sort that out is pretty messy. You can submit the repeating data to a list (either via CAML, custom code, or qRules) and then report on the list....
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Okay - want to attach your form under the Options tab and I'll give you hand?
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Sorry to ask again - is this an Office 365 site? Or is it an on premises site - hosted on your server?
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That looks right - is the folio name unique? In your earlier error, my guess is that since you haven't selected the checkbox to allow overwrite if file exists and you are using something not unique for the name (having just typed in "now()" as a literal value instead of using the formula editor) the file can't overwrite. At least ...
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When you say you tried setting the form name to be the folio field in the form and it didn't work - what does "didn't work" mean here? Did you get an error? Can you post a screenshot under the Options tab in a reply?
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It looks like you might be using "now()" for the name - but that it is entered in the field for the name in the data connection rather than in the formula editor. I suppose you could try modifying that...