InfoPath 2010: Trouble programmatically adding rows to a repeating table/section that is nested within a repeating table?

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I have a repeating table nested within a repeating table. The nested table contains 5 columns, 1 for the year, 4 for the different quarters (financial). I need to dynamically add rows to the nested table if the project lasted longer than one year.

So if the project lasted 2 years, I would need to add 2 rows in the nested table and fill it with data, if it lasted 3 years, I would need to add 3, etc.. I can't seem to get the nested table to populate with any data. I am using a loop with an outside XmlWriter for the first table, and a nested XmlWriter for the nested table. Here is a code example: public void BuildHwSwForecastRow(string vendor, string description, string totalCost, XPathNavigator root) { string myNameSpace = NamespaceManager.

LookupNamespace("my"); using (XmlWriter writer = root. SelectSingleNode ("/my:myFields/my:HW_SW_Other_Forecast/my:Forecasts",NamespaceManager).AppendChild()) { writer. WriteStartElement("Forecast", myNameSpace); writer.

WriteElementString("HSOF-VendorName", myNameSpace, vendor); writer. WriteElementString("HSOF-Description", myNameSpace, description); writer. WriteElementString("HSOF-TotalCost", myNameSpace, totalCost); using (XmlWriter insideWriter = root.

SelectSingleNode("//my:HW_SW_Other_Forecast/my:Forecasts/my:Forecast/my:Quarterly_Breakdowns", NamespaceManager).AppendChild()) { insideWriter. WriteStartElement("Quarterly_Breakdown", myNameSpace); insideWriter. WriteElementString("HSOF-Year", myNameSpace, "2011"); insideWriter.

WriteElementString("HSOF-Q1", myNameSpace, ""); insideWriter. WriteElementString("HSOF-Q2", myNameSpace, ""); insideWriter. WriteElementString("HSOF-Q3", myNameSpace, ""); insideWriter.

WriteElementString("HSOF-Q4", myNameSpace, ""); insideWriter.WriteEndElement(); insideWriter.Close(); } writer. WriteElementString("HSOF-Total", myNameSpace, "0.0"); writer.WriteEndElement(); writer.Close(); } } infopath xmlwriter infopath2010 link|improve this question asked Jan 10 at 18:59stayinwett102.

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