Copy sliced data to a table

MEC
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Hi,

Is there a way that I can copy the result of a sliced data and paste it to the last row with data in another table? Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks.

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I wonder if this may not wind up being what @MEC is looking for?

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Iโ€™m pretty sure you can do this:

I tried this but it seems to work on single entry only. Is there a bulk copy? The below is the slice i need to copy and i think it defeats my purpose if I have to copy it one by one.

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Thank you!

No; youโ€™d have to implement it yourself. Itโ€™s doable, though, and pretty straight-forward.

Could you elaborate some on what youโ€™re trying to accomplish? That might help us offer better solutions.

I wonder if this may not wind up being what @MEC is looking for?

Thanks @Kirk_Masden. Iโ€™m studying this now.

Iโ€™m reviewing โ€œLooping with actionsโ€ app. I made a slice in the app named โ€œadd from loanโ€ but I donโ€™t know why I couldnโ€™t find the file type โ€œdetailโ€ like the slices i.e. add from list (slice) that were built already in the app.

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Iโ€™ve been stuck for hours. Anybody that could help?

Thanks.

This is a little confusing:
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Note that you can add your own views; you donโ€™t have to use system-generated views.

Iโ€™ve added the โ€œadd from loan_detailโ€ view manually. the add from list_form seem to be a system generated view and I couldnโ€™t find out how itโ€™s made.

Hi @Steve , sorry but can you recall if the below are system generated views? If yes, may I ask how did you do it? Iโ€™m still studying the app and Iโ€™m stuck in this.

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Thank you in advance!

Hopefully apparent in the image below, system-generated views are the same white as the page background, (e.g., Example_Detail and Example_Form) while user-defined views are off-white/very-light tan (e.g., Example_Dashboard and Example_Deck).

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Given that, the views you pictured are likely system-generated.

Got it. May I ask how you did the system-generated slice detail and form?

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This is from your Looping with actions app: https://www.appsheet.com/samples/Examples-of-loops-using-actions?appGuidString=7b9ae746-1f51-4ecb-8c...

Thank you

Thanks @Steve i have successfully incorporated your "looping with actions " in my app. Thanks @Kirk_Masden and @Marc_Dillon.

Currently, I input payments manually one-by-one on a payment table. The below slice result is where I monitor the amount and which payments are due for the day.

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What I want to achieve is to automatically have the payments due for the day on the payment table by copying the slice result to the payment table so I donโ€™t have to manually put it one-by-one. I hope it makes sense.

Thanks!

Use a โ€œData: execute an action on a set of rowsโ€ to call multiple instances of the โ€œData: add new row to another tableโ€ action.

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