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Hi Michael,

I think the basic approach can be adapted to suit your case. Basically you would need to set up a loop to run through the rows in the previous instance of the table and look at the value in the checkboxes.

A couple of things:

  • Is the table static, or can the user add rows to the table?
  • If there are more than two instances of the tables, does the user want to replicate data from the first instance of the table always? Or do that want to replicate data from the previous instance?
  • Where is the checkbox in the table? Is it in the first row or are there checkboxes in every row?

I think the first example: Assure Dynamics Duplicate table data if not null.pdf is very close to what you want. The only thing left to script is the target instance of the table that you want.

I am in/out of the office at the moment, but if you upload the form to a file sharing site and post the published link here I will try and have a look.

Niall