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Manage Form Entries Page


The Manage Entries Page is utilized to add, edit, import, and export form entries. Bulk edits can be enabled on this page for efficiency by selecting the Enable Bulk Edit Mode checkbox below the filter.

You can access a form's Manage Entries Page by opening the Forms Module Home Page and clicking the three-dot icon to the right of a form name. Selecting Manage Entries from the Forms Table Context Menu will open the specified form's Manage Entries Page.

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are three icons on the Manage Entries Page. Each icon is explained in the table below.

Manage Entries Page Icon Explanations Table

Icon

Explanation

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The spreadsheet icon converts the table into a datatables table format.

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The plus sign icon expands all form columns, showing all information collected by the form that might have be truncated because of space limitations.


Individual entry rows can expand / collapse by selecting the clickable Less/More links in a cell.

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The minus sign collapses all form columns, reverting back to truncated formatting.


Individual entry rows can expand / collapse by selecting the clickable Less/More links in a cell.

The three-dot icon to the right of the page header opens the Manage Entries Page Context Menu. This options on the context menu are explained in the table below.


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The context menu in the Forms Entries Table offers different options than the Manage Entry Page Context Menu. A detailed explanation of all options are included in the Forms Entry Context Menu Explanations Table below.

Forms Table Context Menu Option Explanations

Option

Explanation

Webform


Webform (popup)

Selecting “Webform (popup)” from the context menu will open a modal allowing an individual to input another form entry. If the form is not live, the modal will state so in bold under the header. Any submissions made before a form is live can be deleted.


This modal will vary, as it opens a unique form.

Edit Form

Selecting “Edit Form” from the context menu will open the Edit Form Modal, allowing an individual to make changes to the Form Title and Tags, as well as the Basic / Advanced Settings and Form Styling established when the form was created.

Overview

Selecting “Overview” from the context menu will open the Overview Tab related to the specific Form. The Overview Tab includes Form Stats (# of drafts, # of entries, # of pending approvals), the form status, form access (URL Link and QR Code) as well as a URL link for PDF submission info.

Fields

Selecting “Fields” from the context menu will open the Fields Tab for a specific form, where all existing fields are listed and where new fields can be added and managed.


If a form is live, a checkbox will have to be selected in order for fields to be edited.

Rules

Selecting “Rules” from the context menu will open the Rules Tab for a specific form, where existing field rules are listed and where new rules can be added and managed.


If a form is live, a checkbox will have to be selected in order for field rules to be edited.

Drafts

Selecting “Drafts” from the context menu will open the Drafts for (FORM NAME) Page showing the form draft history.

Manage Entries

Selecting “Manage Entries” from the context menu will open the Entries for (FORM NAME) Page which displays the Form Entries Table. Entries can be added, imported, and exported from this page. Bulk edits can also be enabled for efficiency.

Clear PDF Cache

Selecting “Clear PDF Cache” from the context menu will clear the PDF cache and force the system to recreate the form PDF (in case the system pulled old form data).

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Forms Entry Context Menu Explanations

Options

Explanation

View Entry

Selecting “View Entry” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the View Forms Entry Modal, showing all of the form field inputs for a specific entry.


You can select the “Edit” button from this modal to open the Edit Database Modal and make any desired changes.

View Single Entry in Reports

Selecting “View Single Entry In Reports” from the Form Entries Table context menu will open the single entry in the Reports Module with a table listing all fields and the inputs associated with the specific entry.

Download PDF

Selecting “Download PDF” from the context menu will download the PDF that have been associated with the form.


How To: Download a PDF Form

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Edit Entry

Selecting “Edit Entry” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the Edit Form Entry Modal where an individual can edit any entry inputs.


How To: Edit a Form Entry

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Tags

Selecting “Tags” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the Forms Entry Tags Modal where an individual can add open, permissive, and restrictive tags to the forms entry.


How To: Create a New Tag from an Entity in Another Module

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Send to Communications

Selecting “Send to Communications” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the Send Communications Page in the Communications Module. The form entry will be attached to a communications email with options to store the entry in documents, require acknowledgement, and require acknowledgement at Login.

Audit Log

Selecting “Audit Log” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the read only Audit Log that shows the date and time a user completed an action in regardsregard to a formsform's entry.

Delete Entry

Selecting “Delete Entry” from the Forms Entries Table context menu will open the Delete Forms Entry Confirmation Modal that states, “Are you sure you want to delete this Form Entry?”


How To: Delete a Form Entry

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Notes Regarding the Downloadable Template for Uploading CSV Files

The first row of the CSV file is for each of the form fields. If you download a CSV Template from the Upload CSV Modal, two additional column headers will show that are not form fields: Entry ID and Modify Existing Entry.

If you are importing form entries and no entries have been added to the form yet, leave these columns blank in your upload.

If form entries already exist in the database, the Entry ID column will contain the unique system generated ID for each pre-existing database entry. Leave this column blank if the row is to be imported as a new entry. The second column, Modify Existing Entry, should have a “Y” input if the existing entry is being modified and an “N” input if it has not been modified. Leave this column blank if the entry is new.