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Sorry - your form appeared to be DB bound so I made the assumption you were using SQL - at any rate, take a look at the sample I provided and see if it works for you.
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I'd add a new field for source that is outside of the repeating group (that is submitted to SQL) and then use a default value on the source field inside the repeating group. I've attached your sample with this change. Save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode.
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Do you have a default value or rule on the field? I'd right click the field in the data source task pane and select Rule Inspector to see what might be causing this.
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Remove the whole thing, yes. Save the changes, and then you can right click on manifest.xsf and select Design. File > Save As to pack the form files back up in to a single xsn. :)
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We have qRules command you can use on the finishedLoading node - SetDefaultView. That should give you the view switch you need. :)
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Yeah, that is not much to go on. Frankly, if it was my form, I'd make a copy of it and start tearing things out till it worked in the browser again in order to track the issue down.
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Yes, that would be where I would start.
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Hooray! so what that XPath says is:
Count the instances of the group2 node where inside that node both of these fields are equal to yes.
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Try this - I'm assuming you picked your fields with the field picker so the ../my:group1/my:group2 relative path is correct:
count(../my:group1/my:group2[my:dataMSM = "yes" and my:dataTested = "yes"])
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So - do you have access to the SharePoint logs? Because those may be helpful here - you could review and see if there is any additional info on what is going wrong....