Skuid Tables and Field Editors both internally use the skuid.ui.List component, each of which has a collection of rendered Items (for Field Editors, there’s usually only one Item), corresponding to each Row in the Model that the List is iterating over. Each Item has a set of Fields. Skuid Lists register themselves on Models. However, they do not (at present) separately register each individual Item / Field. But you can get at each child Item / Field by examining each List registered on a Model. So, to re-render any Field elements within a Skuid Table or Field Editor, you will need to access the Lists registered on their associated Models, and then, depending on how “localized” you want your “re-rendering” to be, you can do one of several things: 1. Rerender the entire List. 2. Rerender all Fields on each Item in a List (more efficient than 1 if you don’t need to recreate Row Actions / Table Navigation, etc.). 3. Rerender particular Field(s) in each Item (more efficient than 2) IN your case, I would recommend doing 3 — finding skuid.ui.Field object children of each skuid.ui.List’s child skuid.ui.Items, and, if the Field is associated with the “Amount” field, re-rendering just that skuid.ui.Field. This is the most reliable, most-performant re-rendering scenario. Here’s how you’d do it, modifying your code:

var params = arguments"0]; var quote = params.item.row; var quotes = params.model; var newAmount = quotes.getFieldValue(quote, 'Grand_Total__c'); var opportunity = skuid.model.getModel('Opportunity'); opportunity.updateRow(opportunity.getFirstRow(), 'Amount', newAmount); // Re-render any skuid Ui elements associated with the 'Amount' field var $ = skuid.$; $.each(opportunity.registeredLists,function(){ $.each(this.renderedItems,function(){ $.each(this.fields,function(){ if (this.id === 'Amount') this.render(); }); }); });