Skybow Rich Form with repeating section

Tugrul, Ibrahim Cem (FIPC)

• Created September 06, 2019 12:35

I am trying to desing a form with repeating section(table). It is like a material order form from WareHouse. My fields are;

 

Title Name Surname Cost_Center Date

 

(repeating section)

Title MaterialName MaterialQuantity QuatityType

 

I have realized as sublist for repeating section are. But this time I can not make relation between the lists. I mean I have got two custom lists so 1 list show Title Name Surname Cost_Center Date  and the 2nd list shows every records of my repeating section. If I can make equal the "Title" fields in the 2nd form with 1st part of my form then the records will be related. I am also using Nintex WF and I only can update Title just for 1st part of my form.

 

Any idea?

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  Henning Eiben

  • September 09, 2019 10:46

  Well, this sounds like a master-detail relation. In terms of skybow this is would be called a Dossier.

   

  So if you create a new dossier you can choose an existing list as the "master" and then configure sub-items (aka "details"), which can also be an existing list.

  After you complete the dossier "wizard" a form will be generated, which will have the details-list as a grid (or "repeating section" as the speaking of Nintex Forms would be).

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  Tugrul, Ibrahim Cem (FIPC)

  • September 09, 2019 11:18

  Dear Henning;

  Thank you very much for your response. In my SharePoint site I only can see "Rich Form" and "Tabify Form Page" but the video talks about "Solution Studio" so Do you mean that I can not realize my project without "Solution Studio"? or Can I use "Tabify Form Page" for this purpose?

   

  Thank you very much

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  Henning Eiben

  • September 09, 2019 11:30

  I'm afraid you'll need to use solution studio to create dossier in "skybow Online"

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  Matthias Walter

  • September 09, 2019 12:05

  Hi cem tugrul,

  I've moved this discussion to the add-ins section, but you can achieve the same "dossier" using the add-ins only without Solution Studio. You can do that manually using the built-in tabs and sublist functionality, whereas the Solution Studio Dossier wizard would do the same just automatically for you.

  Just add a standard lookup column to the sublist that it will be available in the ribbon to add to the form.

  On a display form you can use the out-of-the-box "insert related list" functionality from the ribbon

  

   

  Documentation

  • for Tabs: https://www.skybow.com/hubfs/docs/o365/webframe.html#Tabs.html
  • for Sublists: https://www.skybow.com/hubfs/docs/o365/webframe.html#InsertSublist.html

   

  BR Matthias

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  Tugrul, Ibrahim Cem (FIPC)

  • September 09, 2019 14:40

  Thank you very much Matthias

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