Thank you. I was actually wanting my script text to act like Notepad Word Wrap and for it to wrap anything that was longer than the screen. However, your answer is excellent and I used it in a Msg script where I wanted multiple lines to show in the Outlook email that is generated after clicking the ...

Thank you!

Is there a setting to wrap text in the Script Editor within Designer 6.5?Thanks!

Perfect! Thank you for telling me this.

I figured this out for anyone who needs this. The code for the accumulating total box needed a [*] after each section of the field address. Here is the code: sum(Page1[*].subPart1[*].tblPart1[*].Row5[*].PageTot[*]) Now as I add an instance of my Subform Set, the totals now accumulate.

@kautuk_sahni I'm kinda new here and this is the first time I've answered a question (even though it was my own, Ha!). How do I share the answer with the community?

Thank you for your response!

Now that Flash is no longer available to anyone and been removed, do we still need to use Workbench or is there something else available that I dont know about? We have never used workbench so before I bug our IT dept, I just wanted to make sure. 

I figured this out for anyone who needs this. The code for the accumulating total box needed a [*] after each section of the field address. Here is the code: sum(Page1[*].subPart1[*].tblPart1[*].Row5[*].PageTot[*]) Now as I add an instance of my Subform Set, the totals now accumulate.

UPDATE: I have figured out how to repeat the pages infinitely and get grand totals to appear, however I wanted the totals to actually accumulate every time a subform set is added and not have the entire form grand totals from page one on. Does that make sense? I have replaced the document with the u...