Uploading Files Across Multiple Rows in Repeating Section of NAC Task Form

Hi, only thing I can think of is putting a description on the attachment control to have users name their documents in a specific format, or have the users save the documents in another location, and have them copy a document link into a control on to the table (if it is even possible to build controls into it)/repeating section (like a text short).

Depending on how many categories of “Audit Check List” you have, instead of using a repeating section for each one, you could build each one into their own group of controls. You could have some logic in there to determine what groups should be hidden/shown in the task based on what was filled out in the original form’s repeating section. 

Dear Bsikes,

Thank you for getting back to me. However, as I stated earlier, the Audit checklist is a data lookup control sourced from a different SharePoint list. As a result, the values in this field will be dynamic and subject to modification by end-users at any point in time. Consequently, I'm concerned that any hardcoded values may lead to the rule's failure.

Dear @bsikes,

Thank you for getting back to me. However, as I stated earlier, the Audit checklist is a data lookup control sourced from a different SharePoint list. As a result, the values in this field will be dynamic and subject to modification by end-users at any point in time. Consequently, I'm concerned that any hardcoded values may lead to the rule's failure.

Hello @Prineel_V3 

Thank you for your reply. As you may have noticed, I retrieve the values from the Repeating Section in the initial form and generate an HTML Table to display it within the Task form. However, this table is only a HTML string, and it cannot contain any controls to the best of my knowledge. Please let me know if you have any suggestions on how to work around this issue.

Hi @Sankarlal 

It looks like this feature was added to the product in the May 2023 release.
 

• Reuse Repeating section Form control: If you add a Repeating section control to a form, you can now also reuse it as a start event variable by dragging and dropping it onto a task form. This feature allows you to use collection variables created in forms in other task forms in the workflow. For more information, see the Repeating section help topic.