@kirti To focus on a specific property within a repeating grid using a dynamic layout, follow these steps: First, ensure each item in your repeating grid has a unique identifier or class name. When a user clicks the state link, capture that click event and identify which row was selected. Update the state to reflect the selected row using your platform’s state management tools. Next, within the dynamic layout of the selected row, add a focus attribute to the desired property field. If you’re using JavaScript, you can target the specific element by its ID or class and use the .focus() method to set the focus. Place this focus-setting code inside the event handler that runs when the state link is clicked, ensuring it executes right after the state is updated. Make sure the property field is rendered and ready to receive focus when the code runs. Test the functionality by clicking different state links to verify that the correct property field gains focus each time. This approach ensures that whenever a state link is clicked, the corresponding property in the repeating grid is automatically focused, improving user experience. Additionally, ensure there are no conflicting scripts or styles that might prevent the focus from being set correctly. If needed, add a slight delay before setting focus to allow the grid to render fully. This method keeps your code organized and maintains the dynamic behavior of your grid layout.