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# Form canvas
A form in the Workflow Designer is a graphical layout of fields that are bound to the data model. From here, you can control how the fields of the data model appear in Collibra. The fields are arranged in rows on the canvas, as shown below:
Each row of the graphical layout is made up of exactly twelve columns. All columns are equal in size, so the width of a column is one-twelfth the width of the whole form. You can lengthen or shorten a field to fit into any number of columns and place more than one field on a row.
{% hint style="warning" %}
When Collibra displays a task in the sidebar, all the fields are shown in one column to adapt to the limited available width. Only tasks in full screen mode take advantage of the multi-column layout.
{% endhint %}
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