# Send a form
Next step is to learn how you can modify the data in the Form and push it back to the data source.
## **To send a form:**
1. Select your **Form** and navigate to the **Triggers** section.
2. Select **On Submit** in the first dropdown menu, and next click **Create action** in the **Select action** menu.
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The new action you create will be bound to the **On Submit** trigger of the form thus enabling sending data to the data source.
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3. For the new action, select your data source and the appropriate step, for example, **Update row.**
4. Choose the table, if needed, and specify the field and values that you want to update.
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You can also use the HTTP with **POST** request step to send data to the API.
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5. If you're not using an HTTP request, you need to configure the following:
* In the **Filters** section, configure the **identifier** that will be used for record matching. You can refer to it as:
{{ui.formName.value.fieldName}}
`formName` is the name of your Form component, `fieldName` is the name of the field.
* In the **Configure Row** section, add `{{ui.formName.value.fieldName}}` to the value of the field you want to update.
To save time configuring each field separately, you can switch to JS mode in the **Configure Row** section and send the form value object as:
```
{{ui.formName.value}}
```
6. Now, click on the **plus sign** under the *update* action step and select **Execute Action** from the list. This will trigger another action after the first one (update action) is completed.
7. In the **Action to execute** dropdown, select the action that loads your data.
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The **update** action updates data in the data source, so to make sure the table displays actual information you need to add another action step to reload its values.
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8. Modify any values in the form and click **Submit**.\
If everything is configured correctly, it will change the form value, and the table will be updated with new values as well.
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