Automatically assigning a row to a parent line once an intake form is filled
I would love it if there was a way for a row that is entered from an intake form to automatically categorize to a parent line and have the option to place it at the top or bottom of the children. For example, if I have a ticket request form and on the sheet there are 3 parents, Pending, New, and Closed requests. When someone fills in the ticket request form associated with the sheet, the new row would automatically categorize as a child row in the appropriate parent category. In this case New. Having to move manually and constantly move rows creates a lot of manual work. Perhaps a hidden auto-selection on the form settings or the form fields.
Aleya Krenek
Education Service Center Region 13
Grants and Contracts Project Coordinator
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Do you have access to somewhere that you can run a program using the API?
You can update the newly added row using one of the two commands to
Top of an indented section a.k.a., first child rowparentId
("parentId": 8896508249565060}
Bottom of an indented section a.k.a., last child rowparentIdΒ +toBottom
{"parentId": 8896508249565060, "toBottom": true}
put the row at the top or bottom of the "New" parent.
/marc
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@marc4 --I do not have access nor the skill for anything like this. Although, it does sound like a great workaround! Thanks for the suggestion π
Aleya Krenek
Education Service Center Region 13
Grants and Contracts Project Coordinator
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When a new form submission lands at the bottom of a Smartsheet, provide the option to have it auto indent under the last parent row.
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I absolutely love this idea @Kariv . We definitely need to add this one to the roadmap. It is so frustrating when you are depending on SUM(CHILDREN) and a new form submission does not indent to be a child.
Michelle Choate
michelle.choate@outlook.com
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This would be extremely helpful!
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A simple workaround would be to use a grouped report rather than Sheet hierarchy.
School of Sheets (Smartsheet Partner)
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