Hi delalou, if you wish to achieve this using letters, you can use this script in the calculate event of the field you wish to display them.if ((Row1.index+1)/ 26 <= 1){ //Display a single letter if row index if below Z String.fromCharCode(65+Row1.index); } else{ //Display double digit letters up to ZZ (702 rows max) intFirstLetter = Math.floor(Row1.index/26)-1; intSecondLetter = Row1.index%26; String.fromCharCode(65+intFirstLetter, 65 + intSecondLetter); }I hope this will help, don't hesitate t...

Hi there, if you wish to achieve something similar to the initial post of this thread follow the instructions: First ensure that your field contains Rich Text, if your field is in fact a text field you have to change the field format in Object palette to match Rich Text instead of Plain Text. Afterwards, if you wish to change the value of the field with specific rich text format, you must have an XML version ready to implement in the field. Any XML version is available to you if you copy the xml...

Hey there, technically it's the same process as Bruce mentioned above. Simply use the resolveNode method to access the desired repeated subform by calling its count property by using the instanceManager with one of these ways:_AddContact.count - 1 //or AddContact.instanceManager.count - 1//resultPageName.resolveNode("AddContact[" + (PageName._AddContact.count - 1) + "].ContactT.Row1.ContactP.rawValue");In the case that you have to specify which instance of Row1, you would have to add an addition...