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Infopath 2003 with a repeating section. It stops at 17 columns

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zeon - 22 Aug 2007 23:46 GMT
I am using INfopath 2003 with a repeating section. The repeating section is a
child table. The repeating section in the form stops at 17 columns of the
child table; unfortunately the child table has over 20 columns of data. No
matter what I do, it will not allow me to add more columns in the form. Any
thoughts? Thanks.
K.Ramana Reddy(GGK Tech) - 23 Aug 2007 05:18 GMT
Hi,

Did you check the MaxOccurs of the column in schema?
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> I am using INfopath 2003 with a repeating section. The repeating section is a
> child table. The repeating section in the form stops at 17 columns of the
> child table; unfortunately the child table has over 20 columns of data. No
> matter what I do, it will not allow me to add more columns in the form. Any
> thoughts? Thanks.
Kalyan G Reddy MVP (GGK Tech) - 23 Aug 2007 07:20 GMT
Hello Zeon,

Locate the control in the schema.xsd and check for the Maxoccurs or check
the template.xml whether it has only 17 rows.
You have to extract the files from the xsn to find the schema.xsd and
template.xml

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> I am using INfopath 2003 with a repeating section. The repeating section is a
> child table. The repeating section in the form stops at 17 columns of the
> child table; unfortunately the child table has over 20 columns of data. No
> matter what I do, it will not allow me to add more columns in the form. Any
> thoughts? Thanks.
zeon - 06 Sep 2007 16:20 GMT
Kalyan, thanks for the information. I found maxOccurs="unbounded" so I assume
this indicates there should not be a limit imposed.

I worked around this by creating a new form, and then the problem did not
reoccur, so I must have done something wrong, just not sure what. Thanks
again!

> Hello Zeon,
>
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> > matter what I do, it will not allow me to add more columns in the form. Any
> > thoughts? Thanks.
 
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