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Either of those options sounds doable. Would you be opposed to putting them in a table on a dynamic form? The customer enters the number of pieces, then you add "x" instances of a subform (or rows of a table if that's easier).each instance has an index from 0 to 1 less than the max. So, whatever you're doing with that number later,remember to calculate properly.
Here's an idea that I used at work. Instead of making the user decide beforehand how many boxes she needs, upon exiting the last column of the row or the last box in a subform, check to see if it was used. If it was, add another row/subform when the exit event occurs and set focus back to the first entry in the row/subform.
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