Creating a Form with a Subform Using Fillout

Need a cleaner way to collect repeatable information like dependents, line items, or project tasks inside a form? In this video, you'll learn how to use Fillout's Subform feature to gather dynamic, multiple entries without cluttering your main form. Whether you're building health insurance applications or complex intake forms, subforms make the process seamless and user-friendly. 🗝️ Key Takeaways: - What a subform is and when to use one - How to set up a subform in Fillout, step-by-step - Best practices for validating and styling subforms - How to automate and integrate Fillout submissions with tools like Airtable, Slack, and Google Sheets Video Chapters: - Introduction – 0:00 - Building a Form from a Template – 1:48 - Setting Up a New Subform to Collect Data – 3:17 - Designing the Dependent Information Form – 4:10 - Adding Conditional Rules for Subform Validation – 7:11 - Why Subforms Create a Better User Experience – 8:18 - How to Connect a Subform to Your Main Form – 9:02 - Testing the Full Form Submission Process – 10:43 - Exploring More Advanced Features in Fillout – 13:22 - Wrapping Up and Key Takeaways – 15:15 Links: 🎯 Start building forms with Fillout (affiliate link): https://fillout.com?ref=gapconsulting 🚀 Grab free Airtable templates to kickstart your no-code journey: https://gapconsulting.io/templates _________________________________________ Book a FREE Inquiry Call for expert help with Airtable. 👉 https://gapconsulting.fillout.com/inquiry 📩 Stay Updated on No-Code Tutorials! Subscribe for the latest Airtable strategies and automation guides. 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@GarethPronovost?sub_confirmation=1 💬 Have Questions? Drop a comment below—we reply to every question! #Airtable #NoCode #BusinessAutomation #GAPConsulting #GarethPronovost #Airtable