TABLE OF CONTENTS

• How to add a repeatable row
• Delete
• Advanced
  • Row key identifiers
  • Validation rules
  • Unique validation

In cases where the Reporter must report a series of data, repeatable rows can be used. Where there is no fixed limit to the types of data to be provided, add repeatable rows in the measure builder.

Use repeatable rows when for example, logging social initiatives, raw production data, and material use. 

What repeatable rows look like in the survey.

How to add a repeatable row

Drag and drop to add a repeatable row. Add measures in as with any other row.

How to add a repeatable and edit the content.

Delete

This button is only used on a repeatable row to allow reporters to remove a row they have added.

Example: Social initiatives

The number of social initiatives the Reporters have been working on is unknown so we want to allow the Reporter to add a series of initiatives. Add a Repeatable row, add the measures to receive the data we need, and include a delete button.

Enable reporting of multiple social initiatives.

Example of repeatable rows in the reporter view.

Advanced

Row key identifiers

The Row key identifier determines which rows are related when viewing historical registrations. If there is a repeatable row with one dropdown and one number control for each row and you want to be able to view historical data you need to configure row key identifiers.

Validation rules

Validation rules can be added for the minimum or maximum amount of rows a reporter can add to a survey.

Example:  Make it mandatory for reporters to answer at least one repeatable by adding the validation rule (>=1)

Select the entire repeatable row.

Add validation >=1.

Unique validation

The repeatable row can set a unique constraint for the rows inside the repeatable row, enforcing that the reporter can only select the same value once.

For example, there is only one entry to be made for each type of a certain fuel.

Create a unique validation rule.