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No - I won't be able to preview the form, because I won't have access to your data sources, but usually I can get a pretty good idea in design mode. :)

 I ended up doing that and now it works Ok thanks  

Do I need to remove the data connections prior to uploading?

Don't make the buttons submit buttons, but use rules - set one to submit to the list, and the other to submit to email. Query fields don't have data in them, data fields do. :)

Attach a sample of your form under the options tab & I'll see if I can give you a hand.

That's a great solution! I use helper fields like this in repeating tables too. The behavior of buttons depends on their context (as you've found). If the button is sitting inside a section bound to a repeating group, it will affect just "this" instance. If it is outside the repeating group, it affects all instances. :)

Thank you Hilary but it's not quite what I had in mind. I'm not using a repeating table. I'm using a repeating section for a group of tables. In one table is a drop down menu that references a lookup to a table containing the clients. When I click on Insert Item on the Repeating section, I need part of that table to copy to the new ...

Hi Hilary, I do apologise I should have returned to detail how I solved this. I didn't manage to create a button which filled them all out as I hoped, this appears to be due to the lack of relationship between the button and the rows. My solution (using Rules):Button click sets a control field in the repeating table to a value ...

Thank you Hilary, that has worked perfectly.

Howdy - sorry this didn't get answered. Are you still working on this?