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Charles H. Sampson inetworld.net> wrote:

Mystery solved. I had the one-to-many link pointing the wrong way.

Charlie

O. k., all you greybeards. Here's a question from the deep past.
I've misplaced my Reflex Plus manual and I'm stumped.

I've added a repeating collection to an entry form I've used for
years. Under "Display Format" I've checked "Push Down" (the default).
But it doesn't push down. Instead, when I put the insertion caret in
the only item of this collection and hit CR, the upper-leftmost item of
the form is selected.

Any ideas? Other repeating collections in other forms add new
items as expected.

Charlie

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