If true value with multiple fields

@geetp here i would like to suggest 3 things for you in order to resolve your issue,

1) For Value as well as saveInto, first of all perform null checking as i suggested using isEmpty Function, if(null,{},your code goes here) before doing any manipulation, which you are currently doing as per above attached code

2) Do not display validation message, if the conditions are met positive, because it will restrict the value to be save in Rule Input, instead try returning {}

3) declare a local variable in load as

load(
local!val: if(
rule!AKIAL_isEmpty(ri!record.requestReceivedDate),
{},
if(
today () >workday(ri!record.requestReceivedDate,5),
"Overdue",
"Not Overdue")
)
),
a!formLayout(
a!textField(..................)
)
)

and on saveInto of any button Click, perform following to save local! value into Rule Input

a!save(ri!record.requestReceivedDate, local!val)

That will work for you

It was a Typo, instead of AKIAL_isEmpty() try using isEmpty() as suggested in above SAIL Code

thanks very much for your valuable advise I really appreciate it. I shall give it a try and let you know how I go..

Hello@aloks176- getting error- Expression evaluation error in rule 'd2_overdue' (called by rules 'd2_dliteworkreleasedetails' > 'd2_createupdatedliteworkrelease') at function 'workday' [line 5]: A null parameter has been passed as parameter 1..

It works fine in interface but not in tempo.. what I did was I created a rule D2_overdue:
if(
false(ri!requestReceivedDate),
{},
if(
today () >workday(ri!requestReceivedDate,5),
"Overdue",
"Not Overdue")
)

and in interface:
load(
local!overdue,
a!textField(
label: "Overdue?",
labelPosition: if(ri!readOnly, "ADJACENT", "ABOVE"),
instructions: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
helpTooltip: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
placeholder: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
value: rule!D2_Overdue(ri!record.requestReceivedDate),
saveInto:{
ri!record.overdue,
local!overdue,
a!save(ri!record.overdue,local!overdue,null)

},
required: false,
readOnly: true


)

Please disregard, I am successful :) thanks once again..

@geetp happy to see that it worked :)

In reference to your first question, another option would be to set a local variable to true or false on the basis of the if(). Then just set the hidden: value of each of the fields to that local variable, or in one case set it to NOT that variable

many thanks @davids735, the original suggestion did work but I appreciate your response on this.