Hi Maeen,
If you want to use the value from one field in another field in the same form you can just put the field ID shortcode (e.g. [123]) in as the default value.
There's more about it here: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/field-calculations/#kb-text-calculations
Yes you can. See this: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/get-a-value-from-an-entry/
Would that be how to carry forward a user who had already completed a form?
No. Changing default values is a "going forward" proposition.
Just wanted to say how helpful this was for me. I was trying to use an existing date field in an HTML field and it wasn't working which was driving me bonkers. I had the HTML field in a different section, but putting it after a page break allowed the date field from the previous page to finally show up in my HTML field! Thanks!
<p>It was answered by Michael. You must insert a page break somewhere after the original field but before where you want that original field's value to be put into a different field. So, you cannot have an entered value repeated into another form field if both fields exist on the same page. Put a page break between the two fields and it works perfectly.</p>
Welcome, @Ron H. Glad you found it useful. I use the technique like a mini, running summary field without all the overhead of a summary field, and way more flexibility, if you're willing to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty with a little css (and maybe some html, for the brave at heart, LOL).
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hi,
you solve?