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 (8 items) Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists Hi Hilary, I am attempting to add the total at the bottom of each column in of the repeating table. In the footer, I add the fx Calculated Value from the home tab Objects. Then, I set up the calculation by selecting in the insert function category "math" and function "sum". The formula is then sum(field name from above). ... Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-26-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists Thank you. You have helped tremendously. Have a nice rest of your day. Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-25-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists Everything has been working perfect. One question, How do I increase the first section beyond 5 and the second section beyond 10, just in case we need more? Everything else is awesome. You have been a life saver for me. Thanks, Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-25-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists I am unable to attach the XSN, but it is 590 kb. I am only allowed to upload 500 kb. Any alternate way to send? Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-24-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists The original form is very basic. The expanded form is what I am sending you photos of. Thank you, Charles Richey Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-24-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists Please see attached. Appears I can only upload one at a time. Thanks Charles Richey Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-24-2021 Re: Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists Hi Hilary, Thank you for taking the time to respond. Here are my responses to your two questions: 1. "For the section with 5 lines - how does that data relate to the rest of the data entered (the up to 10 lines piece)?" - The 5 line and the 10 line sections are not directly related to each other. They are part of the same overall ... Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-24-2021 Multiple Repeating Tables in Lists I am creating a form in Lists with 3 sections. First section has institution and date only. Need data listed only once, thus non-repeating. The next two sections have 6 fields. The second section only needs a maximum of 5 lines. The third section can have up to 10 lines. Here are my areas that I need help. 1. I got the first section ... Posted to General (Forum) by Charles R on 02-23-2021 Page 1 of 1 (8 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.