Create a Subform Inside Another Subform

Video: Configure a Subform Form Control

Good to Know

• You can create up to three levels of nested subforms within a subform.
• Some form controls can not be used in a subform.
• For a nested subform, operations such as cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, and duplicate do not work.
• You can not drag a subform from one form section to another.

How to Start

1. On the Application Explorer screen, do one of these:
   • Open an eForm.
   • Create an eForm in a Process.
2. Do one of these:
   • Add a Subform control:
     1. On the eForm Builder screen, in the Toolbox, open the Common Controls tab.
     2. On the Common Controls tab, drag a Subform form control onto your eForm.
   • Change a Subform control:
     1. On your eForm, click the control, and click Edit .
3. Complete the fields as necessary.
4. On the eForm Builder screen, click the Subform form control, and click Design Subform .

Procedure

1. (Optional) If you want to change the columns on your subform, do one of these.
   • To add a column to your subform, click Add Column .
   • To delete a column from your subform, click Remove Column .
2. Configure your form control as necessary.
3. To create a nested subform, add a Subform form control to your subform. For more information, refer to one of these procedures:
   • Add a form control to a subform
   • Add a form control to your subform from the My Control Library
4. Complete the settings on the configuration screens. You can use the Process Data screen to specify a variable.
5. Configure the nested subform.