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# How to attach more than 10 files to a Notes document

**Description**

By default, the maximum number of files that can initially be attached is 10.

**Solution**

What you need to do is to add as many rows as you want to a table on a "SwAttachments" subform. Now, you should copy the last row in the table to each of these newly created rows and change field names to Sw\....\_11 (and \_12, \_13 respectively). In additon, you should change "hide-when" formulas for every added row and formulas/code on the fields in those rows.

Of course, you will have to change form's PostOpen and QueryOpen events to allow more attachments on it (Source.Document.SwMaxAttachments = xx).

Note that the maximum number of attachments is actually 99.


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