Table in Forms

SusannahAmuri

It would be extremely helpful to be able to add a data table to a form. I need to be able to ask users to provide details about, for example, grazing in multiple paddocks. My table would look like this:

Column 1 Header: Paddock No.

Column 2 Header: Crop Type

Column 3 Header: Area

Please add this to the list of development ideas

Julie Jesmer

I have been looking for this for several months. It has been discussed in this forum a few times. I NEED a fillable table to appear in a form to be filled out as part of a grant application process. I have a budget form that needs to auto-calculate and present in a table layout to our customers filling out the form. Currently we need to do a TON of copy pasting of budgets from one form to another and use the document mapping process to build the output format required by our funder. If we could have a table pop up in a form that could be filled in by the client and then displayed in a final report or document as is, without having to make a new document map each quarter, it would change our entire process. This is a HUGE issue for us to the point of supervisors questioning the value of purchasing our Smartsheet licenses.

cecilia m

It would be nice if there's more formatting feature in form, (e.g. having short questions side by side instead of next line etc). Also make a table format to fill out.

NickStaffordPM

This would be an amazing feature. Especially if the information in the table could be dynaminc based on other sheets and reports!

Kimberly Holloway

In situations to which two sets of data correspond to each other in a form, it would be great to input the data in a table format. For example, a collection timepoint with it's corresponding collection data for multiple collection timepoints.

HMK

Please offer an input table on a form.

Rachel Beck

100% agreed - we have teams that complete audits on site, and it would be supremely helpful to allow them to add values into a grid format. Each site has different items we need to audit, and this would make the process 10x easier.

LeanneV

I would love to see some ability to create calculations within some of the table fields as well. .pdf tables allow for a few calculations and this is really helpful. Maybe having the ability to embed a sheet into a form—this way, you can have all of the functionality of a sheet, but in the form!

DanielBickford

I want a user to be able to fill in a table easily/cleanly instead of pages of form questions. It's ok to have to set up columns for every cell, but it needs to be easier for data entry on the form

Maxine B

Something as simple as a grid that includes the assigned task in one box and the due date in the next?

ktcran

We definitely need this for adding multiple people/entity's contact information! Our legal department has to verify entities and is relying on 1) an excel sheet being attached to the intake form or 2) the DBAs and Corporate Entity Names to be listed in the same order to match up.

We have multiple other use cases where a table insert would be so beneficial.

GSHeiner

Please advise the status.

patrickFITNYC

A table element would help greatly with formatting fields on the form. For example, we have several forms where we have the user enter the current value and a new value; however, because we cannot put those fields side by side, the form stretches vertically and it is more difficult to visually compare the values when reviewing the form.

<Table>
Current Value 1: ____ | New Value 1: _____
Current Value 2: ____ | New Value 2: _____
</Table>

Additionally, a table would allow grouping of related fields for logic purposes. On a few forms, we have a "request type" field and logic that shows several different fields based on the selection. When we set up the logic, we have to select every single field in the "show" parameter. Further, the table would allow stacking of the logic, where one condition would show the table, but another condition could show one field in the table.

Rule 1: If "Termination", show <Table>
Rule 2: If Last Day > today, show Party Date

Request Type: Termination

<Table>
Last Day: <date>
Farewell Party Date: <date>
</Table>

(Otherwise, the rules have to be Rule 1 if term, show last day / Rule 2 if term and last day > today, show party date… which gets exponentially more complicated the more fields involved.)