My form has a table near the top that has a table row that repeats when a button is clicked. Some users of the form click that button only once and others may click it twice or several times. How do I export data when the same form may contain various number of these fields?
Each instance of the repeating row will have its own set of columns in the spreadsheet. So if one of the returned forms had five instances of the repeating row, then the merged spreadsheet would have five sets of columns. Where one of the returns had only one instance, then it would only contain data in the first set of columns in the spreadsheet.
Each instance of the repeating row will have its own set of columns in the spreadsheet. So if one of the returned forms had five instances of the repeating row, then the merged spreadsheet would have five sets of columns. Where one of the returns had only one instance, then it would only contain data in the first set of columns in the spreadsheet.
If I export three forms at the same time to a spreadsheet. Only one of the forms has a dynamically created row. Acrobat puts the column for the "additonal" dynamically created row as the very last column because the other two forms do not have that row. Is this working as it should?
I suspect so, particularly if there isn't a min count for the dynamic row. In that the first two forms do not have an instance of the repeating row at all (eg they know nothing of the repeating row as it is not in the form template when the form is rendered).
The third form has an instance, but this is placed at the end of the spreadsheet, because the other forms do not match that structure.
