Previously, administrators could create only up to five actions on the source update. This limitation applied to the number of fields they could configure. This restriction made it difficult to manage scenarios that required large mappings, such as updating multiple child lines or object references.

With this enhancement, the limitation has been removed. Administrators now have the flexibility to configure a larger number of actions on source update and fields required to support their business processes. For more information, see Creating Form Action to Update Source Object.

Users often use the mouse scroll wheel to navigate pages in Forms. When the cursor is inside a number input field, scrolling unintentionally alters the field’s value. This can result in incorrect data being captured without the user’s awareness, impacting data integrity and user experience.

With this enhancement, numeric input fields in Forms does not change values when users scroll the mouse wheel. Instead, scrolling will move the page, preventing accidental data changes. This applies to the forms with questions such as Single-Line Input, Panel, Dynamic Panel, Matrix types, and Map Child Line.

For more information, see Supported Question Types.

Accurate capture and representation of equipment readings is essential, but previously, trailing zeros after the decimal point were removed. For example, 1.10 was stored as 1.1, resulting in data precision issues. This enhancement introduces the ability to define and preserve the number of decimal places for Number type questions in Forms. For more information, see Supported Question Types.