Hi,If you are trying to bind to alternating rows of data then have a look at subformsets, you can define multiple subforms under a set and it works out which one to use.RegardsBruce

I would guess that there must be something corrupted hanging around after the uninstall/reinstall.  Try cleaning out the directories like;C:\Program Files (x86)\AdobeC:\ProgramData\AdobeandC:\Users\{{userid}}\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Designer

I think this sample from Stefan Cameron might help http://forms.stefcameron.com/2008/08/28/submitting-form-data-by-email/

It happens to me as well, and I also find it annoying having these 'ugly' numbers, even started using points.

Hi,I think Magus069 is correct, s will either be null or some other object that doesn't have a replace method, such as a number.Bruce

Hi, still seems to be there, should be http://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/files/formfeed/Samples/SalesReport.pdf  Bruce

I hadn't thought of the read out loud option as being an accessibility feature.  You need some that can work out the structure of the document (the roles assigned to headings), if the fields are mandatory, handle dynamic content, error.Try NVDA, https://www.nvaccess.org/ Bruce

Hi,I'm note sure I understand the forms structure, usually it would be Row1 that would repeat, but you seem to be repeating a block containing a table of one row?The approach would be the same, you need to find out which row of the second table you are in and reference the that row in the source tab...

Hi,Have a look at this sample, http://forms.stefcameron.com/2008/08/28/submitting-form-data-by-email/ RegardsBruce

Hi,I think you need to change "Table8.Row1.Cell2.rawValue" to just "Cell2.rawValue", this should make the reference relative to the table cell the calculation is in the bit "Table8.Row1" will always reference the first row as though you had used "Table8.Row1[0]"RegardsBruce