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Combine Submissions From Multiple Forms - wychegnome - Dec 14th, 2014 Looking through the documentation for Form Tools it is not completely clear (to me anyway) how any specific database (set of submissions) can have multiple forms feeding into it. If I follow these steps: 1. Create Form 1 using the Add Form processes, 2. Add submissions to Form 1, 3. Create Form 2 using the Add Form processes with a field structure identical to that used in Form 1, 4. Add submissions to Form 2. Is it then possible for all the submissions to be viewed (or edited) as a single list of submissions rather than as two separate lists? The generic code ft_api_show_submissions($form_id, $view_id, $export_type_id, $page); implies that only data associated with a single form can be viewed as a set and that the answer to my question above is No. Could the experts please advise. |