Hello I know to create a table and have it shows rows displaying all the data I want to display in that table row. However if one of the columns contains a type that is a list of types. Is there a way to show a row duplicated for each type? so taking one row item and making four rows of that item if there is four different types?
You can create nested repeating groups - meaning a repeating group inside a repeating group. The outer one consists of your rows and the inner one consists of your list of column types.
Inside the inner repeating group, you can show the outer repeating group’s data along with the inner repeating group’s column value to get your multiple rows.
Let me know if this works 
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Yes this is true however I’m trying to create a row for each of the types on the normal table.
So for instance if row A 1 has 5 types listed. Then I would like to repeat that row A 5 times for each of the types listed. maybe Row B has 2 types listed it would repeat twice for each of those types.
Perfect! The approach I’ve given you above would allow you to do that.
Example: suppose you have 3 rows (outer repeating group source) from your database. Now row 1 has 2 types, row 2 has 4 types, row 3 has 0.
The data source for the inner repeating group of the first row would have 2 types (hence 2 inner rows), the second row would have 4 types (hence 4 inner rows) and so on.
Inside the inner repeating group, you can show the data of the outer repeating group row along with the repeating group’s current cell’s type.
I see yes however from a visual perspective I just want to have a separate outer row for each one.