Ok, I don't know if this is possible, but here's the scenario: The naming convention I have used here is for ease of communication...
My goal in doing this is to have one person enter data in a view, and another person edit/review/add to the original data in a separate view. The trick is that each view displays the information in different ways, (hence the table and section).
I have a form with multiple views. In "View A" I have a repeating table with many columns. In "View B" I have a repeating section with multple groups and fields residing within. My thought is that I want to have someone enter data (such as an address) in "View A" in the repeating table, (adding rows as they go along), and switch to "View B" where the data (addresses) will be duplicated.
So, "Address1_RepeatingTable" in row1 of the repeating table will appear in the control "Address1_RepeatingSection" in the repeating section, and "Address2_RepeatingTable" in row2 of the repeating table will appear in the control "Address2_RepeatingSection" in the repeating section.
I have tried to set the default value of "Address1_RepeatingSection" to the value in "Address1_RepeatingTable", which works for the first entry. Every time I insert another section while testing the form in preview mode, each additional section's "Address1_RepeatingSection" value is the same as the section before.
How can I get row1, row2, row3... of the repeating table to correspond with section1, section2, section3... of the repeating section? I hope I didn't make my explaination too wordy or confusing. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Maybe someone knows of another way...?