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So I have Multiple screen which is submitting a new record for three SP List.

So due to having too many controls and user have to scroll, I have extended it to three screen now. Previously it was working with two screen when I set one screen for each form .

But now for one form I have to extend it to two screen due to scrolling. The issue is sometimes Reset Form and New Form not working. I have added them on the On Select of the Arrow button that will go to the next screen.

Also I have a Multi Checkbox in a Gallery set for a data card. The reset of the checkbox also working at random times.

Any solution to get it working always !!!

Pls let me know

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Wouldn't it be simpler to keep them all on one screen but toggle visibility as you progress to the next step? Perhaps put each set in its own container and toggle container visibility with your buttons. That way all your controls would be within the same screen and you would not have to worry about passing variables across multiple screens and or resetting controls on screens your current reset button is not within.

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I'm getting an error saying too many controls will slow the performance. It was one of the reason why I created the multiple screen and also user have to scroll due to many fields. I have seen some people using the OnVisible of form to do the reset. Haven't tested that yet.

I haven't used container yet and I have a deadline so no time to test this more. Can share a link I can check out.

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I have been able to sort the issue now.

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