I have a reasonably conventional layout in an Acroform form that collects info on scrapped parts in the factory.
Column headers are things like Part No, Qty, Date Scrapped, Scrapped By, Batch/Serial No.
The form has 12 rows, and users submit the form by email (I gave up on unreliable server connections), with from 1 to 12 rows filled.
When these forms are collated into the associated Responses file I would expect to be able to generate a file with the same column headers and an 'infinite' number of rows.
No; instead I get up to twelve sets of the columns (one set for each row completed by the user), with a new row for every form submitted; which is practically useless.
Same happens with an export to Excel, and it's tedious beyond words to try and unscramble it.
What is wrong with my approach?