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Shane,
You need to configure your subform as Flowed. By doing this when you add rows, it pushes the other fields automatically.
Let's say, for example, that you have in your page a group of textfields then a table and finally another group of fields:
Page 1
textfield1
textfield2
textfield3
table
row1
row2
textfield4
textfield5
You should put all of this in subforms and set up as follows:
Page 1 -> Flowed
Subform1 -> Positioned
textfield1
textfield2
textfield3
table -> Flowed
row1
row2
subform2 -> Positioned
textfield4
textfield5
The subform1 and 2 you can either set as Flowed os leave as Positioned, but have in mind that when you want some field to have dynamic behavior, like grow, you need to set up it parent subform as Flowed. Thus your dynamic fields won't grow up in front of other fields.
This is how I work, if anyone has another idea, please come up ![]()
Hope this helps.
Diego