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“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
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“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.
“Here to Help” is a support column written especially for Formstack’s awesome, loyal customers. Formstack’s drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use, but do you find yourself reusing certain form fields every time you build a new form? If you’ve built multiple forms with a similar purpose or audience, there’s a strong chance that you do.While dragging one basic field onto your form will only take a few seconds, it can become time consuming when you’re adding the same fields to multiple forms over time (especially when any of those fields are customized with text and options).Formstack’s Saved Sections feature is a great solution to this problem. The aptly named feature will, indeed, allow you to save the sections you’ve created to reuse on other forms; and more importantly, it will save you time by helping you streamline your form building!
If you’ve ever created a form with multiple pages or columns, you’ve definitely used a section on the form. If you haven’t, creating your first section is a cinch.
Once you’ve created a section, select the “Save this section” button and store it with a name that you’ll easily remember for future use (like Payment Information or Contact Information).To use the section on other forms, you can find it under the Saved Sections area of the form builder. Simply drag and drop it onto your form the same way you would a regular form field. Saved Sections are a great way to avoid duplicating work so you can streamline your form building and workflow management.
Before I give a few ideas on ways to use Saved Sections on your forms, here are the three main formatting options the feature offers:
Now that you understand how to create Saved Sections and use them to customize the look of your form, here are a few examples of sections that you could save to use on multiple forms:
As you can see, there are many ways to use Saved Sections on your forms. Click here for a few more examples!
You can edit, copy, delete, or move sections just like you do for form fields. Just click on the section field for those options to appear, and customize your section and form from there. You can also take your time-saving to the next level by creating Saved Lists for multiple-choice fields that you can use on multiple forms.So there you have it! The Saved Sections feature may seem simple, but it can save you tons of time by helping you streamline your form building.Want to learn more about streamlining your Formstack forms with sections? Click below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the multi-page form creation process.