InfoPath Dev

Thanks for your post, Anson.   I ended up going with a fixed height on the text box and using a scroll bar when necessary because I need the ability to add paragraph breaks.  The rest is a training issue for users - if they see the scroll bar, then they need to be aware that the form will bump to another page.  

An alternative you can look into is to use qRules which easily allows you to delete rows of a repeating table without code. More info: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_top.aspx

An alternative you can look into is to use qRules which easily allows you to insert new rows to a repeating table without code.  More info: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_top.aspx

Hi there, Can you provide a little more information on exactly what is not working for you?  If you can include your scenario, what filter you are using, and what you expect to happen, then we can help get to the bottom of what your issue is.  Thanks!

I should add, if this is a Filler (i.e., not a browser form) you could also use the position() function.

The tabbing in the repeating table should flow naturally out of the box.  So it should go from control to control in a single line, then to the insert item, then hit enter, then focus is on the first control of the new row. Are you seeing this behaviour on the client or browser?  What version of InfoPath are you running?

Hi there, The tab index in the control properties should be the way to go here.  Sounds like its broken in the browser for you?  What version of SP are you running?  What browser and version are you using that you are reproducing this problem in?

Well, at it's simplest, it sounds like you want to hide some stuff in the first instance of your repeating question. Is that the heart of the issue? If so, you can put those controls in a section, and conditionally format the section to hide if this is the first instance of the repeating section. One way to do that would be to count the ...

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