The rows that you want to repeat must be set as 'Header Row's under Object>Row>Type and they the table and row must be set to 'Allow page breaks within Content'
It looks like you have set your subform to have the content positioned. If you set it to flowed it will work the way you want. To get the header rows to repeat on the next page check the buttons under Object>Pagaination for the rows.
in the exit event of the dropdown put something like (in formcalc):if ($.rawValue == 1) thenphoneNumber = "12345566"email = "blah@email.com"elseif ($.rawValue == 2) thenphoneNumber = "67890"email = "blah2@email.com"endif(make sure you have the "specify item values' box ticked for the dropdown list i...
In the second table you could put in say the calculate event of the name cell (in formcalc):$ = table1.Row[$.parent.index].namerenaming everything to what you have called them. Also depending on your hierarchy you may need a few more "parent"s in your index.
Just put the script into the calculate field of level instead:if (tpe > 1000 and tpe <= 1985) then$ = "I"elseif (tpe > 850 and tpe <= 1000) then$ = "II"elseif (tpe > 550 and tpe <= 850) then$ = "III"elseif (tpe <= 550) then$ = "IV"else $ = ""endifAlso just having a look at your form - for next time...
in formcalc:if ((section3a.CheckBox1 == 0 and section3a.CheckBox2 == 0 and section3a.CheckBox3 == 0 and section3a.CheckBox4 == 0 and section3a.CheckBox5 == 0 and section3a.TextField1.isNull) or (section3b.TextField2.isNull and section3b.DropDownList1.isNull) or section3c.TextField3.isNull or section...
level is showing as IV because tpe is 0. The code above does not change tpe so I am not sure why is has ruined your calculation. Can you post what you have in your calculation event?