Subforms
Create nested forms and collect repeated data, like multiple individuals or products. Organize and structure long forms by breaking them down into smaller subforms.
Use a subform within your form
On the left-hand panel of your form, click
Subform
. Then, type the question or information you need from your respondents.
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Click the
settings icon
to open the right-hand panel. Next, select a Connected Subform to link to another form. This linked form will appear for respondents to fill out when they complete the subform question or field. Lastly, select a Main field. This will be the label of the subform.
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That's it!
Publish
your form and share the link. Subforms allow respondents to edit completed submissions and resume partial ones.
Add subform limits
Require minimum submissions
from respondents by toggling this option under Validations on the right-hand panel. Here, you can also Limit maximum submissions
to put a cap on the number of subforms they can add.
Select from previous submissions
You can also allow respondents to pre-fill form fields with existing form records by adding a
Submission picker
field. View the quick guide here.