You can add as many rows as you want using this approach because each time it’s adding another row to the repeater…
if you’re looking to do multiple rows you’ll just need to reset the form fields after you add the row - see attached. That way each time you go back in to add another the form will be in the default state.
move row data from one repeater to other.rp (77.9 KB)
I guess you could do the form as a repeater if you wanted to and refresh the repeater to reset the state. That would work as well. Sometimes repeaters can have a bit of overhead and slow things down. But I’m guessing a single row repeater wouldn’t be so bad if you wanted to go that route. In either case - the logic is the same, you need use the add row action and use the values from the form fields to insert the row into your repeater, and you definitely need the actions on load of the primary repeater to actually set the values.