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There is probably something in the matching up of one row against the other. That part of my code was pretty much a guess on my part. You’re going to need to look at the values stored in each repeater and figure out how to match up one with the other.
I would probably try to find a way to use a single repeater, or a nested repeater. Matching one repeater against another one is going to be prone to errors and problems when it comes to matching the content in them.
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