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As well as using Loops to iterate over information for a Related List directly related to the Object running the Smart Form (e.g. Work Order Line Item), it is also possible to configure the same with a Related List that falls further down the Object Tree via Lookup Objects. 



Example: Contacts Related List

As an example, the Contacts Related List can be accessed via the Account Lookup Field on the Work Order Object. Please see the diagram below illustrating how the Contact records are reached. 




NOTE: After the Related Object List (Contacts), you cannot go on to reference an Object connected to that Related List (Contacts). There is no limit to the amount of Lookup Objects you can reference before the Related List, however, please ensure that the sync scope configured for your Org can accommodate this. 


Configure the Field Mapping for the Loop Element

Using the Mapping Lookup Tool, the mapping path for the Loop Element's Field Mapping should include the full path to get from the Object record running the form to the Related List you would like to access. In this case that would be Work Order (root), Account (Lookup Object) and then Contacts (the Object records in the orange boxes above).





NOTE: Remember to use the plural Object Label when referencing Standard Related Lists to signify the one-to-many relationship. 



Configure the Field Mapping for the Elements Inside the Loop

Using the Mapping Lookup Tool, the mapping path for Elements contained inside the Loop should start with the parent Lookup Object, then the Related List Object, and end with the Field you would like to access for the Related Object. In this case, that would mean Account (Lookup Object), the Contacts Related List, and then the Name Field. 






Configure the Relationship Field Name for the Loop Element

The Relationship Field name for the Loop Element should be the API Name of the field that connects the Related Object to its parent Object.