# Binding Components {% embed url="" %} Once you've connected your Data Sources and dropped relevant UI building blocks on the canvas, it's time to connect the UI and Data to set up the business logic ### What is binding? If you have, say, a table component on the canvas and you want to display your "Companies" data (collection) in it, it's pretty easy: you go into the table settings and link it to the collection:

But what if we move up the complexity a bit and would want to mke the `email` value from the selected row **appear in the input field**?

In this case, we'll need **"Bind"** (or link) the two componnets - a Table and an Input field. For this, we'll need to reference the email from the selected row in the table from the input field. {% hint style="info" %} Jet is designed so that (almost) all the dynamic values, such as values from selected elements, user and team properties, outputs of workflows, or values from HTTP responses are **"available" for referencing** from anywhere in the app {% endhint %} ### Ways to bind There are generally two ways how you can bind components in Jet: * Either through the simplified "Bind" option:

* Or through more advanced "Functions" option (where you can transform data and do lots of other cool things)

**The Formulas modal** window allows you to find and reference any dynamic value from the UI components, and any parameter from Users, Teams, and API responses. As well as transform values using Excel-like formulas or using JavaScript

All the components available for referencing are listed in various tabs. Then you can drill down into a component (in our case, it's `Deals` table) and choose the field to reference. This will fetch this value from the component we referenced onto the component we reference from.

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