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Save the linked file locally (right click link, select save as). Navigate to the locally saved file. Right click the file and select Design - then you can open the form in design mode.
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Okay - you are talking about promoted properties here, I think. You can set those columns to "merge" instead of "first" and all the values will display.
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You may have selected the correct type of form to begin with in your other form. Here is more information: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/web-browser-compatibility-in-infopath-forms-services-HA010204085.aspx
Here is another link that you may find helpful: ...
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If your form's compatibility is set to Browser, that action will be missing. You can use File > Save As and change to a filler form. When you create a new form, be sure you select a filler form (all this is going to vary a little depending on what version of InfoPath you are using, but hopefully this gets you on the right path). :)
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It won't work with your sample data with this change - and it will definitely cause issues with existing forms, unfortunately. I'm attaching a screenshot showing the change I tried - I then filled out the form w/out using your sample data and removing a Primary_Repeater updated as anticipated. I'm not sure offhand how to get ...
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Yeah, I see what you are saying, The formula is not reevaluating. If you then change a value in one of the remaining nodes, it reevaluates. But I tried putting the primary repeating group into a parent group, so it wasn't directly under the root, and it seems to work then. Can you try that?
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Attaching a sample with a validation rule that should do this.
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I'd use user roles, since this sounds like it is not a browser form. More info here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/introduction-to-user-roles-HP010165118.aspx
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In order for data to be saved in the XML, you have to have the controls bound to fields in the main data source. Do you have a general idea of the max number of rows your secondary data source will return? If so, you could add that number of rows to a main data source table by default, and use default values to populate the info from the ...
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Are you submitting to a person or group type? http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2013/01/17/qrules-submittosharepointlist-and-a-person-or-group-column-type.aspx is about qRules, but same holds true for CAML in general.