Thank you for that information @OliverIshmael
How many fields are part of the field group?
How many of those fields are you calculating the values into as oppose to the field user manually selecting the value?
For example, I have a field group with the 4 fields for Type, CommonName, Genus, Species. When I originally configured my contingent values in Pro, there is no valid combination that includes any `Null` values. Therefore if I only calculate the values for Type = Evergreen, and CommonName = Holly Oak, then when my form loads I will see an invalid combination error, which is expected since the other 2 fields are left `Null`. If I then populate the remaining 2 fields in the field group, then the combination is valid and the error is removed.
In general when working with contingent values, if you only have a single valid combination, we will autocomplete the other fields automatically with that combination. However that only works when the values are manually chosen from the fields. If you're calculating the values, any values not calculated will need to manually selected.
Thanks
-Kevin