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Yup, attach a copy under Options and I'll take a look.

 I have conditional formatting set on the repeating table - select it and look at the rules to find the conditional formatting.

 Hi - my domain account is DOMAIN\HilaryS. I created a data connection to a list with a person or group column - column named "User". I set the "User" query field to DOMAIN\HilaryS and executed the data connection - I only had returned the rows that had my account ID. So, I'm not sure what you are doing differently? ...

Hmmm. I mean, once the validation error is fixed, it should submit... can you reproduce the issue in InfoPath Filler (i.e. in Preview)? That may make it easier to track down.

Shrout1 - you rock. Thanks for adding an answer to this old question - now when someone else searches and finds the question, there will be answer as well! :)

 Sorry - I don't understand the question. Query fields are used to set a filter on the data returned to the form (i.e. - "Give me all Customers with LastName = Smith" if you set the LastName query field of the Customer's data source in your form to Smith). I would not expect the values of the query fields to match the ...

 So - looking at the UN field in Sub_Repeticao, I see a default that has this for the filter: ../d:g9lx = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:meusCampos/my:Grupo_Repeticao/my:Sub_Repeticao/my:Descrição_Item  In the filter conditions, change the first drop down to "The expression" and replace ...

 Hi - Unfortunately, this would generally take code (or you could try qRules which can do this sort of thing in a rule-based fashion). However, you can alternately include the max number of rows you think the user would ever need by default in your form (Data --> Default Values for IP 2010 and 2013, Tools --> Default Values ...

So, the manager isn't just selecting an item from the list, they are opening your form for new items and you've provided them with a way to find a given item? I suppose you could try to make sure the list item ID field is set and see if that would work...

Thanks, Jimmy - I hadn't realized that!