You have a table within a table so maybe check for the rows/table within each one

the repeating rows when you reopen the form probably have something to do with the binding. Under Object > Binding just make sure the 'Repeat Row for each data item' box is only clicked on the actual row you are repeating and not the whole table.

Were you using java or formcalc when you got the error? I recreated your table and the code works in formcalc.In regards to the insertIndex working in the first row I think that may be because you are always referencing the first row (R_Activity).

You could just do (in formcalc):T_Activities.R_Activity[$.parent.parent.parent.index].instanceManager.addInstance()

From that error message it seems your fields are not in a table, rather just numericfields in a subform. The scripting above will only work in a table. If you just have fields the calculation is just (in formcalc):$ = price1 + price2 + price3 etc.If the rest of the fields are in a table and just the...

In a table you will need to reference each row - so your calculation would be something like (in formcalc):$ = Row1.price1 + Row2.price2 + Row3.price3 or however you have named them. The easiest thing to do is to call each row the same thing (eg. Row1) and each cell in the column the same thing (eg....

Try this (in formcalc):if ((Name.isNull or Address.isNull or City.isNull or Zip.isNull or State.isNull or Member.isNull) or (Member == 1 and (Class.isNull or Room.isNull or Local.isNull))) then    xfa.host.messageBox("Please complete all required fields to print.")else    PrintButton1.execEvent("cli...

In the exit event for the date/time field put (in Formcalc):$ = Upper($.formattedValue)just make usre you have specified the dsiplay pattern you want in the object palette.

You can also do this easily in the exit event in formcalc:if ($ == 3) thenTextField10.presence = "visible"else TextField10.presence = "hidden"endif(assuming Next Week has a specified value of 3)