ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Copying New Forms Nope... This is a Much needed Feature!! ------------------------------ Ricardo Sendra ( Rispent ) ------------------------------ Re: In a Form, can Tabs be contained inside of a Section heading? So that the lower Sections are still visible when you change tabs?Thanks Sharon, I will into thins and see if I can do a redesign where this is not needed. Else look at the possibility of implementing the older Solution.In a Form, can Tabs be contained inside of a Section heading? So that the lower Sections are still visible when you change tabs?on a Form, is there a way to have Tabs contained inside of a Section headings? so that the lower Sections are still visible when you change tabs? Currently when ever I create a Tab, everything below it is contained in that tab until I add a another Tab. How do I add a Section that is outside of a tab that is above it? I would like to have Different Sections that contained their won tabs. Is this possible?Re: I have Un-Normalized data coming into a connected table. I need recommendations on how to best handle this data to import it into my App.Could you give me a bit more detail on the Semi-automatic process.... I did not quite follow you through all of the steps. This is what I understood: Get Data in Connected Table Create a Summary Report of the Unique Order ID's ( w/ Email Subs...) Then copy the List of Order #'s to the Final Order Table(Key: Order_UID ). Then an Automation will grab the new Order ID's and populate Order Data. I did not follow you here ??? "...a formula URL button which would purge out the data in three tables for the lines and the Shipments and the payments,ands then it would run saved table to table imports to re-populate those tables." Thanks! I have Un-Normalized data coming into a connected table. I need recommendations on how to best handle this data to import it into my App.The connected table, contains order, shipment, Payment, and Line Item Data, all of which may not be unique.The data would be better stored as the following 4 separate tables: Orders OrderLineItems Shipments Payments What method would be best to Auto Separate this incoming Data into these 4 tables? I have a couple of Ideas but I want some Ideas before I build something that ends up being difficult to maintain. Example: An Order with 2 line Items would be held in 2 rows, where the Order Info is the Same and only the Item Detail is different, if the item, has not been shipped nor paid for these Col. would be blank or "N/A" As each item is paid or shipped that specific info is added to the existing Row of information If there is a second Payment, that would create a new Row with a duplicate all of the other information NOTES: The Data we receive contains 90 days of changing order history The Orders change as they are shipped, Paid for and/or Cancelled. There are no Order Line #'s defined, so these would need to be generated, (I was thinking of a way to count all the order Line Items, that have with same or smaller Record ID, with some filters to select the single order Line Items.) So the connected table would need to hold all past orders as to not have these # change. Same Deal for the Payments and Shipments Re: URL to manually refresh a connected tableDoes anyone have a sample code to accomplish this in Python 2? I'm new to working with Web data and this would save me some research time... Thanks, I'll Post when/if I get his working in Python..Re: Limit the # of times an Automation runs for Multiple updated records in the same table.Thanks Matt, This occurred to me after posting this and I fixed primary table that was multiplying, but I wanted to avoid having to duplicate this import code in different Automation(s). I liked that it was all defined in once place with the Table to Table Import. Also the location of the Code would be in the correct App holding the final data instead of the DataFeed App. Thanks for your feedback!Limit the # of times an Automation runs for Multiple updated records in the same table.I have an Automation set to run a Table to Table import when a record changes in a table, the problem is that Multiple Records change at the same time and the Action is re importing the Table for every record updated (undesired for multiple reasons) how do I make this only run once no mater how many records are updated at the same time? Here are the Details: - The Table that is activating the Automation is a Connected Table that gets updated from an external Source. it always updates multiple records. - When this table Updates, I want to run this automation Once. The Automation Runs a Table to Table import that imports all of the Records appropriately in the destination table(s) on its first run._ - Running the automation again is causing one of the tables to duplicate all of the records since it is an event tracking table and the records do not update they are always created causing n*n duplication of the requited Data and is a waste of computation time.. The other Tables are mergeable so no data effects are seen Re: Can I create a button that will update a field of every record in a report?I did not follow, could you break this down to a list of steps that one would need to do to accomplish this?