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I would recommend appending data to a temp field first (let's call this TempField) vs adding it to "real" field (RealField). That way in a smart campaign you can query if RealField is/is not empty then append Temp Field.
I would recommend appending data to a temp field first (let's call this TempField) vs adding it to "real" field (RealField). That way in a smart campaign you can query if RealField is/is not empty then append Temp Field.
Thanks @Kaitlyn_Simko! That's just what we need.
That's a global setting, correct? Or can you apply it to specific forms only?
That’s correct. If you needed to apply the concept only to selected forms, you’d need proxy fields as Kaitlyn suggests.
Thanks @SanfordWhiteman! Looks like we'll need to use the proxy fields in this instance.