@Sridhar Thanks for the additional information!
So I think what actually would be easiest in your case is to take the variables the Quality Inspector fills out in this form, and write directly to a Tulip Table from that.
There is actually a really excellent example app of how this is done in the Tulip Library.
This link will get you started: Tulip Data Functional Example
And this is the link to the library app - https://tulip.co/library/apps/tulip-data-functional-example/
In this app, you can see in the app the trigger logic that was used to take the filled out information and transfer it to a tulip table - I think this will show you how to accomplish what you want and skip the hassle of using arrays to store your data temporarily.
Let me know if this helps!