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Browser-enabled forms do not look exactly like rich client forms, because Forms Server is converting the form to aspx code for web rendering and not everything translates perfectly. There are actually many things you have to learn to work around in regards to table/cell sizing, shapes, fonts, and functionality. Even data ...
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One would assume that 4.76 does not meet the two criteria you have set with the "not" statement and the value matching statement. Have you removed one or both criteria to see if 4.76 shows up in either or both cases?
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Have you tried doing it? I don't mind helping, but I don't plan on spelling it all out if you haven't actually spent a lot of time doing your own trial and error.
Without giving step-by-step, here are the main pieces:
1) Create a data connection to whatever your data source is that will populate the dropdown list in ...
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It's simple to do unless you uare using browser-enabled forms.
For rich client, you just set the 2nd drop-down to filter its data based off the selection in the 1st drop-down.
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You publish to:
http://yourdomain.com/sitename/ then choose the specific library.
Your data connection ties to:
http://yourdomain.com/sitename/libraryname
Typically, copying the whole URL to the default view of the library works just fine as InfoPath ignores the AllItems.aspx portion. To be sure there are no XML files being submitted to ...
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When creating the submit data connection, it should be the URL of the library itself, not a particular view or folder. The publish URL is actually just the site, and then you choose the proper doc lib from there. If you paste in the whole URL, it just extracts the site portion of the URL anyway.
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You need to configure your "submit" data connection to submit to a specified filename that is unique each time.
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Promote the property when publishing the form.
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Are you sure you're not using data validation? The red dotted lines around the box are when the data you input is not valid, which can be when you put the wrong type of data in a box (text in a number field, text in a date field, etc), or if your value does not fall within a specified parameter. If you simply have checked the box of ...
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Laf, ouch. Brute force method! =P