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I think your mapping is going to need to be slightly more complex. Can you attach a copy of the mapping.XML and I can show you what I think needs to change?
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Hi, Jenny - I'm confused by this. Are you wanting to create a new list item for each of these sets of fields?
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Why won't it submit? Do you get an error message of some kind? Drag the data connection onto your form so you can see the values being returned in the ID column. You can just delete the fields from the form when you are done troubleshooting. Put a calculated value on the form that displays the results of the same formula you are trying to use ...
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I'm confused by your thread title - does this form submit to two different libraries? or just a library and a list? Are you using IP 2010 or IP 2007?
Are you returning data from a secondary data connection to your library to get the currently used IDs from that library? What issue are you having with your Max(ID) formula?
Sorry for the 20 ...
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Calendars are special! :)
Here's a blog post on this, that also has a link to another forum thread - check them out and let me know if you need more help.
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One thing that often confuses people with InfoPath (and used to confuse me, too!) is the differences between rules and default values.
Rules fire when the field they are set on changes. It sounds to me like you have three different fields that probably need to have rules set on them to set your target field's value. Where are your rules & ...
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I love this site too, and I'm glad you are finding it helpful! So glad you have your form working the way you need it too. :-)
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Have you checked the SharePoint logs, to see if they might have any additional info?
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Validation is not per view, but on the node itself. Thus, you'll probably need another field to track whether the user has switched to the second view and custom validation to check that's field's values.
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Could you import your Excel files as SharePoint lists to your SharePoint site? Then you could just use SharePoint List connections in your form, which are super easy to work with.