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Susila,

Which simple button are you clicking?  No matter where the button is really, you'll need to access the instanceIndex property of the row,  so let's say we have 3 rows and we wanted the 2nd row:

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each of these rows is contained in the Table, and since they are all of the same instance type (Row), we can call: Table.Row[1].subNode.value and that will get you the 2nd row's value.  If you have a set up with individual buttons for each row:

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then in the button's click event, you'd want to do something like:  Table.Row[this.instanceIndex].subNode.value.  Hopefully that makes some sense, but if not, just post again and I'll try to explain.  If you have an updated form from the one you uploaded here, go ahead and upload that as well.


Thanks,

Alex