Ok let me see if i can explain better.
What i am doing here is not a normal formular.
i got a SharePoint library and this infopath dokument will be in that library.
the idea is that the user who need to update this dokument/formular will open the dokument, update it , then save it .
Now i know i could do the same with an excel dokument , but there are just things in infopath that makes it better for exactly this type of situation i am in.
what happen is , the user opens the dokument in the sharepoint library and starts on a "table of contents".
at this point its just a lot of buttons .
Every button leads to a View, "an inventory card", this is to give the illusion that its seperate cards in a sort of arkive.
The design and the way that every card works is the same (picture from first post), when you choose an item for the card it updates the button name,and it updates the NSN on the card , all from a list in sharepoint.
The repeating table, calculates the inventory as input is given ,
now making this work as i want is no problem, i can just create every card/view and every field manualy.
But if i could avoid creating 30 "cards" that look like the picture in the first post , just with different bindings on all fields, so each card is its own, and is allways accessible for the use,r by pressing the buttons in the table of contents, that would be the best choise,
I did try CTRL+a, the copy and paste , but that just creats a copy that updates all field in all card at the same time , and i dont want that, i want all cards to have its own bindings.
I know this is properly not what Infopath is made for , so it is properly no possible to copy then paste and create new bindings.
Best Regards Alkafir