You can use form portlets to collect information from users and simultaneously validate column values. This information is used with the table editor portlet, and is associated with a document library or input table. The form portlet contains blank spaces for insertion of requested information. 
Example.
When you create a form portlet, you identify a repository that contains an input table or document library. Information that is entered on a form portlet can automatically update the input table or document library.
TIP: You can use list-type input tables or document libraries to specify options in the form of a pull-down list or include radio buttons.
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If the list uses Radio buttons, and no default value is specified, the first value in the list is selected by default in DivePort
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NOTE: If a form contains a date field, and a user enters a date in a format that differs from the one specified, the date picker attempts to transform the date entry to the expected format. Otherwise, the date picker returns a validation error.
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The Reset option at the bottom of the form portlet activates a
confirmation message. Click Yes, discard changes to revert the form to its prior state.
The form portlet requires a special license to use.
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