Returns an index that indicates the position in a set. For example, for a table item this function determines which row of the table the compute is in. For a group (checkgroup or radiogroup), this function determines which item in the group the compute is in.

Returns the size of a set. For example, for a table item this function determines how many rows are in the table. For a group (checkgroup or radiogroup), this function determines how many items are in the group

A table lets you arrange data into rows of items, making data easier to interpret and forms easier to complete. The following table wizard methods are available: Create new data model — Enables you to create a complete table. All the necessary background work is done for you. An XForms data ...

After creating a table, you can add the values of all the items in one column using the Table Column Summation Wizard. The result is copied to a target item located in the table.

It is common for forms to have a repeating section. By using tables, you can display the repeated items organized into rows.

After creating a table, you can apply an operation, such as add, subtract, multiply, or divide, to the values of two items in a row. The results is copied to a target item in the same row.

A table lets you arrange data into rows of items, making data easier to interpret and forms easier to complete. The following table wizard methods are available: Create new data model — Enables you to create a complete table. All the necessary background work is done for you. An XForms data ...

After creating a table, you can apply an operation, such as add, subtract, multiply, or divide, to the values of two items in a row. The results is copied to a target item in the same row.

It is common for forms to have a repeating section. By using tables, you can display the repeated items organized into rows.

After creating a table, you can add the values of all the items in one column using the Table Column Summation Wizard. The result is copied to a target item located in the table.

The following video demonstrates how to create tables and multipage applications in IBM Lotus Forms Application Experience Designer Beta.

This article describes some scenarios where a refresh occurs in WebForm Server 3.5.1, and some steps to avoid refreshes but still provide the same functionality.

This article is meant as a sequel to a previous article on basic XForms Tables. You can read the first article http:www10.lotus.comlddlfwiki.nsfdx04292009040220PMRNOV22.htmhere. The first article outlines how to build a very simple Lotus Forms XForms table with two fields. We will pick ...

This best practice demonstrates the best way to create a set of mutually exclusive checkboxes in an XForms table. This practice can also be used outside of an XForms table.