If you allow the end user to duplicate a section on an eForm (for example, when they are reporting multiple issues), this is the ideal type of eForm document. If you are creating PDF's with many questions, and these can be in a list/table style, using this style will save you time creating the document.

However, if you need to fix certain fields in set places in a document (for example, a statement of works, RAMS document, equipment certification, etc.), you will be better off using static fields, which are covered in another help article.

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4. Edit the document

5. Note that the FormField variables are in a table which means that for every occurrence of a question, the row will be duplicated and populated with the question.

6. To check for Form Field variable names, click here

7. Type FormFields into the search box

8. Click the "Form Fields" tab

9. The fields are listed. Click on one to copy it

10. Close the tag list

11. Preview your changes

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13. Save the template

14. Click OK