I think I understand what you are trying to accomplish. You could try having a model for contact and a model for employer. Put a condition on the employer model that sets the related contact’s id field equal to a field on another model. Choose the contact model as the other model and the contact model’s id field as the field. Add a field editor to the page connected to the contact model. Add the field contact reference field so that you can select the contact you want. Add a second field editor connected to the employer model add the fields that you want. Set a model action on the contact model to requery the employer model when a row is updated.

when i make “Set a model action on the contact model to requery the employer model when a row is updated”", Employer model fields are not appear in Edit page.

Sounds like you either have a setting wrong on the employer model or you have a condition wrong on the employer model. As a test you can deactivate all conditions on the employer model. Then it should return records. If it doesn’t, then there is probably some the wrong with your model settings.

Hi Raj~

Just wondering if my answer to your other post (https://community.skuid.com/t/pre-populating-the-same-contct-fields-when-i-selecting-the-contact-object-through-lookup) helps to answer this question as well. 

Thanks!
Karen