You can do it with text fields wrapping inside the flowable subforms, making the text fields w*h expand to fit, multiline, etc. There will be some alignment issues but totally depends on the data entered by users.  

Check if this helps;https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/forms/some-useful-integrations/service-now.html?lang=en 

While setting the field value, use script like below:this.rawValue = this.rawValue.toString().toUpperCase();

In your existing script, I did below changes and it is working for dropdown value. You can add similar to other fields. form1.#subform[0].#subform[1].Subform6.#subform[0].#subform[3].Table3.TotalSubs.NumericField1[0]::calculate - (FormCalc, client)if(Row2.DropDownList.rawValue == "YES") then$.rawVal...

I checked your form and found that your top form (Expenses_subform) is positioned, make it Flowed. It will work.

Need to check form(share @ vkatoch07@gmail.com if you can share)

I saw your form, so the solution should be like below. You can write a javascript function that should be called> When you delete a row,> On change of dropdown value> And amount and percentage field exit This function should have the below logic: It should loop through all row in the table and insid...

Share the form @ vkatoch07@gmail.com. I'll have a look.

For short-lived processes, data is not stored in DB. You need to move all gds data.

Yes, You need a working instance of AEM with the Form Add-on package installed on it to create Adaptive forms.