Forms does not collect rows on top of each other, it stores an array of values for each variable in the table. That first screenshot is just a user friendly way to display the data because there's more than one value in the object.

In your second screenshot, the test results aren't going to do what you're expecting because what you have in the test area is just 09 with a line break followed by 10; this is not the same as an array of multiple values.

Based on your screenshots, the problem is that you're creating a new token with every iteration of the loop, which means everything from the previous iteration would be lost when the next iteration occurs.

What you want is a multi value token created before the loop, then inside of the loop you don't create new tokens, you Append the values to the multi value token you created before the loop.

I understand the array vs the actual view.  That is what I meant by when you click on the edit of the variable, you can see its separated out individually and in the Forms DB it has a unique member ID per data capture.  The mutli-token option didn't work even without the For Each row...although I hadn't tried appending it. 

The index on each individual token for each row works though, even with the For Each Row, but you are right that it isn't necessary.  Its a lot to enter but it gets every thing value from the table on one line.  

What was throwing me off was that the Test Result area doesn't have a way to show that that actually works.  

Here is how it should look: