Can You Build a Form With a Cover and Pre-Selected Fields Directly From an Existing Table?
Yes. In Jestor, when creating a new form, you can choose an already existing table as the source, pre-select which fields appear, and add a cover, all at the moment of creation.
Why is building from an existing table faster?
Instead of building the form from scratch and picking fields one by one afterward, the person already sees that table's fields available for selection, cutting down on initial setup work.
What can be defined when creating a form from a table?
| Element | What it allows |
|---|---|
| Source table | Use the fields of an already existing table |
| Pre-selected fields | Choose which fields appear on the form, with the option to add or remove them all at once |
| Cover | Add a cover image right at creation |
How to build a form from an existing table?
- Access the creation shortcut and choose "new form."
- Select "using a table" as the source.
- Choose the table and check the fields that should appear.
- Add a cover, if you'd like, and confirm the creation.
Why choose Jestor to build forms quickly?
Jestor leverages the table structure the company already has, turning it into a ready-to-use form in a few clicks, without repeating field configuration that already exists.
Are the form fields the same as the source table's?
Yes, you can select which fields from the table appear on the form, including all of them at once.
Is it mandatory to use an existing table to create the form?
No, you can also build a form from scratch, with no source table.
Can the cover be added after creation?
Yes, although it can be added right during creation, it can also be configured or changed later.
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