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A field's rule fires when that field's value changes, so if you want a rule that fires as soon as fielda's value changes, you need to put it on fielda, not fieldb.
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It doesn't look like the image was attached correctly. Could you try uploading it using the Options tab?
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If the schema's already all set up as it looks to be, then have you tried just creating a Rich Text Box bound to that field? I would think that would work.
One thing that's confusing me is the text you pasted from your schema has the field name as AISIProjectDescription and your XPath has AISIProject_x0020_Description. Do you ...
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Could you post a screenshot of the properties dialog for the multiselect list box?
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@alberta
If that's the case, then my suggestion in my earlier post (modifying the schema file) would probably be enough. Before you do that, though, I would recommend doing the check I mentioned at the end of that post to make sure that the data connection is bringing in the rich text in the first place.
@starkey
I apologize ...
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If you want to copy the rich text into the main data source (which sounds to be the case) the only way to accomplish this is to use code or something that involves code. As I mentioned earlier, qRules provides this functionality with the use of a simple command. Would you happen to be using qRules in your form?
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Is ns2:Value the field that the list box is bound to, or is it the field that's being used as the source for its values?
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My guess is that you're adding a new element to the field the checkbox is bound to instead of the XML that's providing the box's options. You need to do the latter, not the former.
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Hello again,
How was the secondary data connection set up? Is it an XML file data connection, or a SharePoint library data connection? As Jim suggested above, it may be possible to modify the data connection's schema file to get InfoPath to recognize it as rich text. This would generally consist of taking the ...
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To the best of my knowledge, a default value formula cannot copy an entire node tree (and rich text is a node tree), so most likely the outcome of the default value formula is just the plain text portion of your rich text. That is probably part of the issue you are encountering.