Your reseller opened a support case and provided a copy of the business process. We were able to determine what the issue was.

In your starting form, you created the table to collect the account number, open/closed status, name, and relationship.

You then made a copy of the form to be used in the next step of the business process which is a user task. The problem is that in this second form, you had modified the table and created a second "open/closed" column. It looks like you then tried to remedy this issue by deleting one of these duplicate columns, however, the wrong column ended up getting deleted. You can tell this is the case by looking at the variable names of the "open/closed" column in your starting form and in your second form. In the starting form, the variable is "Please_Fill_Out_the_Below_Table/Open_Close" and in the second form, the variable is "Please_Fill_Out_the_Below_Table/Open_Close_1"

To correct this issue, just delete the table from your second form and add it back from the "Variable" section of the form editor. Then delete the duplicate "open/closed" column leaving only the original correct one. Now save the form and the variable for the column should match up with the variable name in the starting form. Note that you also won't need to set a default value for the column in the second form.