Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (4 items) Re: Add column to repeating section, switch views, then add column to a second repeating section I've set up the repeating sections using the Default Values, then using conditional formatting to hide the excess sections unless required. How do I configure the "Unit" field in the second repeating section to pull a field value from the first? At the moment it just repeats the first value across every instance. Posted to Code (Forum) by Nugget_RK on 11-02-2011 Re: Add column to repeating section, switch views, then add column to a second repeating section The second repeating section has only one field from the first repeating section, but additional rows of information. Could I just have one repeating section that has all possible rows in it, copy it and paste it on the various views, then hide/unhide the applicable rows depending on which view it's on? Posted to Code (Forum) by Nugget_RK on 11-02-2011 Re: Add column to repeating section, switch views, then add column to a second repeating section Thanks Jimmy, that works perfectly. Is it easy for me to bind one field of the second repeating section to a field in the first? I want it to always display the correct value of the corresponding section in the sequence (i.e: the value in the first column of the first repeating section is displayed first column of the second repeating section, ... Posted to Code (Forum) by Nugget_RK on 11-02-2011 Add column to repeating section, switch views, then add column to a second repeating section Using Infopath 2007, VB code Hi, I have a button on one view which adds a column to a repeating section when clicked, which works fine. What I now want it to do is add to the first repeating section, then switch views and add to a different repeating section. The goal of this is that the second repeating section will have the same number of ... Posted to Code (Forum) by Nugget_RK on 11-01-2011 Page 1 of 1 (4 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.