Hey there,I answered a similar question a while back. It's safe to ignore everything and just look at the answer Most of it was just me trying to work out what exactly the OP was asking for. Let me know if the linked answer spawns any questions.- Scott

Hey again,Sorry for the delay in getting back to you; I had to wait for my break.Alright, from everything you've said, I seems to me that your only real option would be to use some code to copy the values from page one to all of the other pages. Seeing as your users won't be making any changes and y...

Hey again,I can see how this could be difficult to achieve. I have a few ideas, but it really depends on a number of things:- Is it just the two pages, or is the number of pages dynamic? If it is dynamic, what determines how many pages are to be included?- What sets the two pages apart from one anot...

Hey there,I deleted the sample that I built yesterday, and I don't have the time to build a new one today. I can, however, tell you how I got it to work:Your xml  is as follows:<Employee>     <Name> XXX </Name>     <SSN></SSN>     <DOB></DOB></Employee><Employee>     <Name> YYY</Name>     <SSN></SSN...

Hi,I was about to blindly say that you had to use unique names for all subforms, when I realized that I had never tried to see what happens when you didn't. I built a very simple test form, and used two repeatable subforms with the same name. I opened the form input a number of records in each repea...