inserting a table into multistep form

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How can i add a table with columns in multistep form and also i need to connect the table to my data verse, in 1st column i need to give List of documents and in second column upload documents,

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Documents	file upload
1. Certificate	upload button
2. Resume	upload button

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Jcook 7,781 Most Valuable Professional on at

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You will want to have a “Header” table that stores the main data for the record.

have a 1:many lookup to a table for Documents.

You can put a sub grid on the form.

with action create.

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Hi

Here is the custom page via HTML and Power Automate you can achieve.

https://youtu.be/fHnTIiU0Evk

Sample code:

ajbspinhope/Power-Pages---Custom-HTML-Code-and-File-upload-JScript (github.com)

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Try following 3 steps

Create a Table in Dataverse:

Go to Dataverse from Power Platform.

Create a new table, e.g., Document Submissions.

Add columns: Document Name (Text) Document File (File)

Populate List of Documents:

If you have a predefined set of documents (like "Certificate," "Resume"), create a Choice column or set them in a separate table and use a lookup.

Step 2: Design the Form with a Table in Power Pages

Create a Multi-Step Form in Power Pages:

If you don’t have a Power Pages website yet, create one and connect it to your Dataverse instance.

Use Power Pages to design a multi-step form:

Add the table with two columns: one for Document Name and another for the File Upload control.

Add List of Documents:

In the first column of the table, you will list your documents (like "Certificate," "Resume"). These can be static text, or you can dynamically pull them from the Dataverse table using a lookup.

Add File Upload Control:

In the second column, add the File Upload control for each row. Each control will allow users to upload their respective documents.

Bind the file upload controls to the File column in your Dataverse table.

Step 3: Connect to Dataverse in Power Pages

Bind the Form to Dataverse:

After you design the form, connect each file upload control to the corresponding File column in Dataverse.

Use Power Automate or Dataverse logic to ensure that each document and file is properly stored in the corresponding columns.

Save to Dataverse:

When the user submits the form, ensure the data from the form is submitted to the Document Submissions table.

If you're using a multi-step form, ensure each step captures relevant data and stores it in Dataverse.

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