I have a parent form, which has a nested form and I would like to auto-populate information input from the parent form into the child form.
Parent Table: CONCIERGE
Column reference to return form: CLAIMS RETURN FORM
Column I would like to lookup: RETURNCARRIER
Child Table: RETURN FORM CLAIMS
Column I would like to auto-populate: RETURN CARRIER
ID Column: ID RETURN FORM CLAIMS
Reference Table: RETURN COVERAGE
The flow:
In the Concierge form, the agent can select a Zip Code from a reference table, Return Coverage.
The CarrierReturn field pulls the coordinating carrier from the Return Coverage table.
Either Return Form or Return Form Claims will show based on which carrier was populated (which leads to the child form).
In the Return Form Claims I would like to auto-populate the Return Carrier from the Return Carrier field in the first table (it does not need to be editable).
Supposing the ref column in your child table is named [Concierge] and the [Return Carrier] in the parent table is the name of the column you populated before you opened the form then, you can get the value by [Concierge].[Return Carrier]
Well now that you have shown me this, I see there has been a misunderstanding.
What you have indicates that CONCIERGE is the CHILD and RETURN FOMR CLAIMS is the parent. (See this VIDEO around 00:50)
So based on your original post, you are populating RETURN CARRIER in a child record (table CONCIERGE) and trying to pull this into its parent row. Since a parent row can have multiple child rows, you need to select one. Assuming you use the first row you can use the following expression
INDEX(
[Related CONCIERGEs][RETURN CARRIER],
1
)
Having said this, this configuration is not ‘standard’ and I suspect you may need to rethink how you design your App.