In the old Glide, you could create a Form button and submit it with Text fields and Column fields, no need to have the user input any information. In the new Glide, I can only get the Submit button to highlight active by putting in a Number field or Checkbox. Not as elegant, is there a way to work around this?
Does it need to be a form though? You could just show a new screen with the same information and add your own submit button to add a row.
Maybe not, let me go try that set up. Thanks
I think it needs to be a Form because I need it to pull the component information from the Collection for each item in the Collection. I tried making the button open to a new screen, but then when I went to match the components with the Destination columns, the options didnât match. But I could be not see it.
You should be able to use the âShow New Screenâ â âThis Itemâ from the collection to get a new screen for that item. Then when you create a submit button on that new screen, you should be able to use any of the values from that selected item. It should work very similarly to the way a form would.
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Yes, now I have it. Thank you!
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Jeff, thought I had it, but I donât see the âColumnâ components. Donât they lift the information from the source and allow us to apply it to a target column on the Destination sheet?
I have Show New Screen as the action for this button, is that correct?
You set those values in the add row action on the button.
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Wow, that is a big improvement over the old version, it auto fills in most of the fields. Thanks for teaching me such a huge time saver. 
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