Add a Row Button

[kjensen4]

I've got a form in which I have what looks like a table, but isn't due to the fact that I needed to split cells horizontally.  Is there any way that I can still use the add a row button in something like that?

Thanks!

[Former Community Member]

If the rows are wrapped in a subform and that is within a flowed subform then yes.

Paul

[kjensen4]

I tried to wrap my rows in a subform and set it to be flowed, I even changed the positioning to western style, but it still rearranged all my fields.  I have had this problem on other forms and I end up doing many, many subforms, but that seems a bit cumbersome.  Is there a better way to handle this?

I think I'll need some hints on the scripting the for the add a row button as well.  I've done it in a table, but I'm not totally sure of how to do it in this subform scenario.  Thanks!

[Former Community Member]

The adding the row button is easy ....if you go to Niall's site there are good examples that show the difference between flowed and positioned subforms. I woudl start there.

http://www.assuredynamics.com/index.php/portfolio/building-dynamic-tables/

Paul