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• All the models will be displayed in the list that you have created using an object, you can choose the specific model using which you can save and display the value of the field 

• You can create a model using the object which is

  

• Only single record model can be assigned to the Form

  

• Refer Models

  • Create New Model: You can either choose the model from the list or you can create the new model by clicking on “Create New Model“ Option for your form

2. Nested Field

• Nested field allows you to select a field that is an array or object field

• Once you select a nested field which is an array or object field, then all the fields inside the array and object will be visible on the left side

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• If the inline edit checkbox is checked, then you can edit the fields on the Form when the Form is in read only view

  

7. Overflow After

• Overflow After attribute is used to display the actions in list format after reaching its entered limit

• By Default the value is 3 which means the three actions will displayed on a section header

• If you added the new action despite having 3 actions then the new action will appear in the drop down list section

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8. Actions

• You can add multiple actions and each action is displayed as a button

• By clicking on the button it performs a particular action e.g. invoking a specific action or workflow

• Only three actions will be displayed on the Form and the rest of the actions will be displayed in dropdown

• Refer Actions

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9. Primary Action

• You can select an action to be the primary action of the Form, from the list of actions

• By clicking on enter key the Primary Action will be performed

• Only one action can be set as a primary action

  

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