Ok, that code worked great for the read only.  Thank you!So for that first problem...I should further say that it would need to be able to not only add a row to the repeating subform after the repeat subform is invoked, but also delete a row and update any changes made in the objectives column.So if...

Ok, that worked pefectly!  Now I just see two remaining issues that I hadn't thought of before.  Is there a way to make the instances of the repeated table subform update in accordance with any changes that are made to the original table after the new instance has already been invoked?  For example ...

Ok, I got the spaces fixed and now it works (hidden presence code).  The only potential problems I see are that once the user presses the "Add More Courses" button, there is no going back.  So if they forgot to enter all their objectives, or probably more likely, if they are entering all their cours...

It is definitely possible, or even if they don't have more than 12 objectives, the text of each objective may expand enough to force onto a separate page.

Ok, added that code.  But I still get the following problem, which may be what you were referring to at the end of your previous post.  The objectives in the first table don't carry over to the table created by clicking "Add More Courses".  My thought is that the user would type all their objectives...

Thanks!  I was wondering about that.  I set "header3" to have global binding so that if the user adds enough rows or their text expands the rows enough that the table continues on the next page it would repeat those same headers they entered at the top of the next page.  However, I can see how that ...

I’m hoping someone might be able to help me figure out how to accomplish some things with a repeating table subform in a form I’m building.  I’ve attached the file here.  https://workspaces.acrobat.com/?d=2nUNZuTf2T4tsdSykMTlXwI have a table (AssessChart1Table) it set up on pg 7 (Analysis) and have ...