• I needed to track villages in an African nation. There were 58,000+. I first tried using “directory” plug-ins. Epic Fail. All the ones I tried just ‘died on the vine.’ They choked when I tried to import 58,000. So I started searching Google for “relational database plugins,” spreadsheet plugins, data tables plugins, and more. I bought 5 or 6 “Lifetime” deals, thinking it would get me more power. In short, nothing delivered. Then, one time, when I changed my search terms, Google mentioned in the Ai summary that some had reported that Formidable Forms could essentially act as a relational database. Desperate to try anything, I gave it a whirl – and I haven’t looked back. Wow. I found a home. All 58,000 villages uploaded to Formidable Forms in *moments.* It took me a moment or two longer to figure out that the *form* entries *WERE* the relational database tables. Drop-down fields could be linked to *other* tables (which became the relational database). I was *delighted* to invest in Formidable Forms Pro – and I’m happy to say that all the other plugins have finally refunded my money. Honestly, for a relational database, I can’t figure out why anyone would search farther. And it parses my filtering terms and returns needle-in-a-haystack village names in *seconds*. Wow. Well done. You guys really *are* formidable. You leap tall buildings in a single bound. Thanks for your work.

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  • Plugin Support jfenn7765

    (@jfenn7765)

    Wow! 58,000 villages?! That’s the kind of superpower story we love to hear! Thanks for trusting Formidable to leap tall buildings (and giant datasets) with you 🚀💪. We’re thrilled you found a home here!

    Thread Starter douglasklucas

    (@douglasklucas)

    Wow. And you have real humans who work for you. : )

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