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I have set up a form which has several repeating tables. &nbsp;I started with one long repeating table and then broke it up to place it in a better view without having to scroll so far to the right. &nbsp;Unfortunately, I am very new to InfoPath and so didn't realize that if I add two items on one line it will add the extra line on the several tables that are all actually one group. &nbsp;Is there a way to disconnect these repeating tables into their own group? &nbsp;<br />
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The only way I can think of is to create a new repeating table for each one I moved below the first and then manually delete the fields from the original group and add them to the new group, etc. &nbsp;This will be incredibly time and effort intensive. &nbsp;Is there some way to creat a repeating table group in the Data Source area and then move fields to it in mass?
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I have set up a form which has several repeating tables.  I started with one long repeating table and then broke it up to place it in a better view without having to scroll so far to the right.  Unfortunately, I am very new to InfoPath and so didn't realize that if I add two items on one line it will add the extra line on the several tables that are all actually one group.  Is there a way to disconnect these repeating tables into their own group?  

The only way I can think of is to create a new repeating table for each one I moved below the first and then manually delete the fields from the original group and add them to the new group, etc.  This will be incredibly time and effort intensive.  Is there some way to creat a repeating table group in the Data Source area and then move fields to it in mass?

Infopath repeating table disconnect groups

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