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Certainly. All the logic is in the conditional formatting on the repeating table. As long as all your conditional formatting references the same Show All/Show Last field, you can do what you're describing.
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Please give the attached template a try.
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The reason Source isn't doing what you expect is that you're using absolute XPaths. You need to use relative XPaths.
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Your button rule is setting the field to the string value "count(preceding-sibling::vw_Fedex_SPOD_N)". You need to use the formula editor dialog. I was mistaken in the formula I gave. It should be:
count(preceding-sibling::d:vw_Fedex_SPOD_N) + 1
The reason the field is always showing 1 is that you have a rule on the ...
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Could you post your form here again with those modifications?
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XML file data connections do have built-in functionality for requerying the original location the XML came from, but for local file locations, this functionality is disabled unless the form is full trust (url-based file locations don't require full trust).
If you want to make the location dynamic, it's possible to accomplish this using ...
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position() and current() just don't work like that.
You should be able to use this formula in your button's rule to determine the row number where that button was clicked.
count(preceding-sibling::vw_Fedex_SPOD_N)