Sent.Thank you for taking the time to help me.

Here is what I am trying to do:I have a subform with objects ( multiple 3 column tables, each with a checkbox followed by two text fields ) that I want to be on screen, but only print when said checkbox is "checked"Here is what I have tried:The subform is set to flowed so that the objects will group...

Srini,     I am unable to view the document you posted, it comes up as unidentified file type both in the preview and if I download it. Odd.Anyway, I took what you said and applied it to my form and it worked! Thank you so much.This was a tremendous help, I'll need to use the a similar process about...

Steve,     I've gone over your example and compared to mine many times now, everything looks like it should be working. The only difference between your form and mine is that your instance controls are within your repeating subform whereas mine are in a different subform.     Right now where I am at...

Sent. Thank you for taking the time to view it.

Steven,     It works on your form. But it still does not on mine. Set to invisible, I no longer need to set a script for the presence of the subform, but the add/remove instance manager still does not work unless it's set to visible.

I have a repeating subform, complete with working add and remove subform instance controls. That is, until I change the presence of the repeating subform.The subform is set to "hidden" under initialize (event) and is further dependant upon the click result of two radio options.If the user clicks No,...

That script does nothing as a replacement script or added to my original script.It still deletes instances starting at the top.Perhaps I missed something.EDIT: Added the -1 to the end of it and worked perfectly when added in parenthesis to my original script.Thanks again Paul.

My add instance button is working as intended.The remove instance button is working, but not as I would like it to. The instance it removes is not necessarily the last instance added, as I would like. When "clicked" it removes the second instance listed. This is a problem when you add 5 or so instan...

Thanks Paul, good advice.For anyone that would want to do this in formcalc, the embarrassingly simple way of using a carriage return in the script is... hitting the enter button... no syntax required.Don't bother trying to line it up in the scripting screen (my mistake), that only puts more spaces t...