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Hi @MikeBrunson1 

Im not sure if this is a possible solution, but it may work in your scenario:

1. Build a url link to your new form with parameters for your 2 fields in a variable:

I put the parameters at the end of the link. I've also removed the client ID and Web GUID from my link. Note some form controls will not work during runtime (like the multiple lines of text control) so you may need to transfer that value into a variable.

2. In the fields you want populated in you new form, set a default value using the getQueryStringParameter function with the parameter name you created in step 1

3. Finally, on your submit button, select the redirect url option and insert the url varaible created in the first step

Note, this does not create new item in SharePoint, once the new form opens, it will populate the fields with the parameter data, only once the user submits the form, it will create a new item and will re-open a new form.

@Prineel_V3 

I have it working BUT, is there a way to add another submit button ?  I need one that accomplishes the task and one that would simply take me  back to a blank entry form ?

So one button would be “Next Unit”  and the other would be “Enter Additional Item”

@nico ...thanks….that’s actually what I wound up doing.  It works, the additional button would really make it better (1 click instead of 2) but  this does get the job done.

Thanks

Mike